Digital BW, The Print

These sprays all decrease the dmax on matte papers.  The Lascaux Fixativ
does it the least, but it also has no UV blocker.  So, for just physical
protection (like in a book) the Lascaux would be preferable.  For my museum
project where very long term display is anticipated, I used Premier Art
Print Shield.  The price of the Lascaux has gone up substantially since I
last bought.  Jerry's usually has the best price.  See
http://www.jerrysartarama.com/art-supply/catalogs/0047147000000 

 

Note that the quality of the nozzle (evenness of spray) is a major variable
with these products.  Print Shield and Lascaux have among the best.

 

Paul

www.PaulRoark.com <http://www.paulroark.com/>  

 


> Premier Art Shield is available in SPRAY CANS from 
http://www.atlex. <http://www.atlex.com> com I use it all the time for my
inkjet matt and
glossy prints 
> 
> Eddie



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