Digital BW, The Print

I've been using two papers for a couple years and one other for about a year.

Lexjet Water Resistant Self Adhesive Polypropylene (permanent) & Digital Art Supplies Sticky Indoor Backlit (removable) have both shown very good results both in print quality and as far as adhesion. Both materials have a translucent white base.

The third is Lexjet Phototex cloth material that can be used as a removable wallpaper. I've found that the image quality of this material is not as acute as the others because it is a cloth base rather than polypropylene. However, the print quality is very good and the material can easily be removed from a painted surface without damage.

I'm using both Piezography inks and ConeColor inks on all three materials with excellent results.

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Yvonne Muller" <bellvale@...> wrote:
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> A question to both of you:  Have you had success with your adhesive papers over time, on the wall?  I ask becasuse my various attempts at attaching prints to backing myself, w/o using a press, have constantly met with disaster.  The worst was a show in which areas peeled away over time and had to be tacked back down throughout the show.  It was a nightmare.  Please let me know how you are using the adhesive papers.  Thanks.
> Yvonne Muller
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> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "maarupe" <aivars.purmals@> wrote:
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> > Epson's Enhanced Adhesive Synthetic Paper
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> > I've printed (Advanced B&W) a few B&W exhibitions (scans from 20 - 70 years old negatives) which have received raving reaction even from the old-time darkroom guys.
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> > Aivars
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