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2002-11-13 by Stephen A. Tucker
Question for Paul Roark - and others who apply a "post process" coating to their ink jet prints - Do your coated prints become stiff and tend to crack? Or do they remain flexible? Also, how do you mount them? Thanks. Steve Tucker
2002-11-13 by Paul Roark
Steve, The post-print coatings that we are using stay quite flexible, although different coatings will have different degrees of flexibility. They can be mounted in any way you'd like. I've dry mounted some with Seal Color Mount at 180 degrees with good success. When the image is cut so that there is no boarder and then dry mounted, the "silver print" feel is such that most would assume the prints are silver prints. I have found that cutting is best done with a hand-held rotary cutter on a cutting matte. I'm still at the experimental stage with these, so my views could change. Paul http://www.PaulRoark.com _________________________________________
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From: Stephen A. Tucker [mailto:stephentucker@...]
Sent: Wednesday, November 13, 2002 11:31 AM
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Digital BW] RE: post process coated prints
Question for Paul Roark - and others who apply a "post process"
coating to their ink jet prints -
Do your coated prints become stiff and tend to crack? Or do they
remain flexible?
Also, how do you mount them?
Thanks.
Steve Tucker
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