The Epson premium papers when printed with pigment inks are said to be
archival and should last for a century of more. I doubt that any
finish will last as long as the ink and paper will on their own. As
Ann suggests, matting and framing is probably the best protection.
Paul
On Jul 18, 2009, at 1:23 PM, ann sanfedele wrote:
Brendan MacRae wrote:
I would like to put some kind of protective finish on a couple
recent prints I've made on Epson's Ultra Smooth Fine Art Paper.
Does anyone have a recommendation for a lacquer of some kind? I've
tried a matte Krylon for artwork but it sprays unevenly, good
finish, but impossible to apply correctly.
-Brendan
that sounds like a bad idea... how about a mat and glass? I mean,
wouldn't all those things make for bad chemical reactions???
ann
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