Digital BW, The Print

I'm experimenting with prismacolored pencils and pastels on Moab Entrada Natural 300.  
The paper takes the colors very well and I'm guessing I should spray them once I'm done.

There's Print Guard, PremierArt PrintShield, and Bulldog.  Can anyone recommend a spray 
that will do the job and not detrimentally affect the way my handcolored prints will look?

Gracias

Hi,

Premier Art Print Shield is quite nice on the Entrada Natural.  You can't really tell that 
the print has been sprayed, even with 3 coats.  It offers UV protection and some 
protection against scuffing.  I have been using it for prints in a custom book project 
and am contemplating using it alone without glass for exhibition prints.  I don't know 
how it compares to the ClearJet product.  Can anyone provide this comparison?  
Thanks,

Tom Andrews
http://www.wildlandart.com

> Try ClearJet Fine Art spray.  I have tried most all and, for me, this is far
> and away the best.  J Vee
> 
> On 2/16/04 2:31 PM, "luisvcool" <lvictoria@t...> wrote:
> 
> > I'm experimenting with prismacolored pencils and pastels on Moab Entrada
> > Natural 300.  
> > The paper takes the colors very well and I'm guessing I should spray them once
> > I'm done.
> > 
> > There's Print Guard, PremierArt PrintShield, and Bulldog.  Can anyone
> > recommend a spray
> > that will do the job and not detrimentally affect the way my handcolored
> > prints will look?
> > 
> > Gracias

Try ClearJet Fine Art spray.  I have tried most all and, for me, this is far
and away the best.  J Vee

On 2/16/04 2:31 PM, "luisvcool" <lvictoria@termopac.com.do> wrote:

> I'm experimenting with prismacolored pencils and pastels on Moab Entrada
> Natural 300.  
> The paper takes the colors very well and I'm guessing I should spray them once
> I'm done.
> 
> There's Print Guard, PremierArt PrintShield, and Bulldog.  Can anyone
> recommend a spray
> that will do the job and not detrimentally affect the way my handcolored
> prints will look?
> 
> Gracias
> 
> 
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Thanks guys.

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Tom Andrews" <tandrews@b...> 
wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> Premier Art Print Shield is quite nice on the Entrada Natural.  You can't really tell that 
> the print has been sprayed, even with 3 coats.  It offers UV protection and some 
> protection against scuffing.  I have been using it for prints in a custom book project 
> and am contemplating using it alone without glass for exhibition prints.  I don't know 
> how it compares to the ClearJet product.  Can anyone provide this comparison?  
> Thanks,
> 
> Tom Andrews
> http://www.wildlandart.com
> 
> 
> > Try ClearJet Fine Art spray.  I have tried most all and, for me, this is far
> > and away the best.  J Vee
> > 
> > On 2/16/04 2:31 PM, "luisvcool" <lvictoria@t...> wrote:
> > 
> > > I'm experimenting with prismacolored pencils and pastels on Moab Entrada
> > > Natural 300.  
> > > The paper takes the colors very well and I'm guessing I should spray them once
> > > I'm done.
> > > 
> > > There's Print Guard, PremierArt PrintShield, and Bulldog.  Can anyone
> > > recommend a spray
> > > that will do the job and not detrimentally affect the way my handcolored
> > > prints will look?
> > > 
> > > Gracias