Digital BW, The Print

Steve Kale wrote:

>A few comments on "glop".
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With your comments and the messages I have collected on coatings, 
varnishes and glop since May 2003 on two lists I also think that this 
isn't a final answer either.
A general coating after printing that protects, takes bronzing and 
differential gloss away and can be applied with a printer on B&W + color 
prints, matte and gloss. An older printer can take care of that, amount 
of coating can be controlled by QTR and the number of heads used, lower 
DPI selected for speed. Waterclear base like Hydrocote but printer 
friendly.
So I will not add glop to the quad 9000 inkset.

Ernst