Clayton Jones wrote: > When the prints are fresh the > surface is extremely delicate and they flake and scuff > easily, much more than any other paper I've used. I learned > to not handle them at all until after they dried for a few > hours. After that they seem to be quite durable and > difficult to scuff, with no flaking that I can recall. This may explain the only problem I've noticed with Innova Cold Press Art. I have one test print where a large patch of black has become scuffed or burnished, on what appears to be the high points of the textured surface. The black appears less solid as a result. I purposefully was not careful handing my test prints, to see how well they fared. Perhaps this was unfair, in that I might have had different results doing the same thing, had I waited a few hours first. I'm going to try the same thing, but wait overnight first. Terry.
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RE: [Digital BW] Re: How is Innova FibaPrint for flaking and for general handling?
2005-06-09 by Terry Ritz