From: Bob and Carla (bb333@earthlink.net)
Date: 10/23/01-08:14:33 PM Z
I would suggest waxing with a "Carnuba-type" paste wax....this used to
be an important method of archival protection of the surface of a print
(right Sam Wang?) You just gently rub in the thin application of the wax
onto the surface with a fingertip until the film disappears and you have a
beautifully invisible, archival shield.....
Robert
shannon stoney wrote:
> I am making some POP prints, and I have observed that they very
> easily get fingerprints on them even when dry. But if you leave a
> big margin around the image area, you waste a lot of gold toner. So,
> what's a good compromise here? You need some way to pick up the
> print and look at it, without getting your finger prints on the
> image, but you don't want to waste toner. Is there some other
> solution?
>
> --shannon
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