Digital BW, The Print

Definitely stay away from the cans with the small spray nozzles (new,
according to Premier). You will ruin a lot of prints with the new, as
John calls it - "sputtery" non-reliable nozzles.  The good nozzles are
white and have a round base that hides the nozzle stem.

I returned a case of Premier Print Shield with the new nozzles and the
way they handled the whole mess left me thinking that I will stay away
from this companies products in the future.  I believe Lyson and
Desert Varnish may still be using the better nozzles.

Andy


On Sat, 22 Dec 2007 15:59:24 -0000, you wrote:

>And now Hahnemuhle has a uv spray that looks and applies exactly like
>Premiere Art. They even have the same new spray nozzles which are
>sputtery in my opionion and inferior to the original Premier Art
>nozzles that were very smooth. It woudn't surprise me if they came
>from the same factory with different labels. The Lascaux and Lyson
>nozzles are better.
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>They both work great in eliminating bronzing on the fiber gloss papers
>like Innova, but I'm ready for a printer that doesn't require this
>toxic mess. Like a real glop channel, Epson, is that too much to ask?
>I've spent way too much money on that expensive uv spray.
>
>john
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>--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, atodzia@... wrote:
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>> Desert Varnish is the same spray.
>> 
>> On Sat, 22 Dec 2007 16:02:38 +1300, you wrote:
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>> >Hi,
>> >I wondered if anyone could voice an opinion of this spray. I've
>used Lyson Print Guard, which didn't change the appearance of the
>print at all, but the fumes are appalling.
>> >
>> >I might be tempted to change if this spray is less obnoxious or
>more protective.
>> >
>> >Thanks,
>> >Richard
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