Digital BW, The Print

I've been fooling around with coating matte paper with a glossy water-
based coating.  I don't think I would coat all the time but I do like 
it as it makes a heavy matte paper feel like an old fiber print.  I'm 
getting dust/lint etc landing on the prints as they dry, messing up my 
nice glossy coat.  I was wondering how people prevent this?  Some sort 
of drying booth perhaps?

To solve your problem, look into drying racks or trays.  Many companies 
make them, from heavy duty steele racks to Rubbemraid drying trays.  We 
have used the Rubbermaid drying trays for years with great success.



Adam Brown
Osio-Brown Editions
http://www.osiobrown.com/giclee_printing.html

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "esharamaki" 
<esharamaki@...> wrote:
>
> I've been fooling around with coating matte paper with a glossy water-
> based coating.  I don't think I would coat all the time but I do like 
> it as it makes a heavy matte paper feel like an old fiber print.  I'm 
> getting dust/lint etc landing on the prints as they dry, messing up 
my 
> nice glossy coat.  I was wondering how people prevent this?  Some 
sort 
> of drying booth perhaps?
>