drymounting inkjet prints

RalphLambrecht

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• Dec 28, 2013

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Does anybody have any positive or negative experience with drymounting inkjet prints?Cab all inks take heat?Doo some papers delaminate?Any issues with longevity or discoloration?

 

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• Dec 28, 2013

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I tried dry mounting an Epson Exhibition Fiber print from the 3880. Some of the ink came off onto the sheet of board I use to line the press. This was at about 190F to 200F. I haven't done any other tests to see if I can make it work.

 

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• Dec 29, 2013

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i dry mount harmon gloss baryta paper (it's the same base as Ilford Multigrade paper.. minus the silver, add the inkjet receptor.)

I've had no issues with it. hasn't delaminated at all yet

 

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• Dec 29, 2013

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I also dry mount my Epson 3880 prints. I'm using Ultra Premium Photo Paper Luster. No problems so far, as long as I leave it in the press long enough to bond....

 

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• Jan 2, 2014

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you could also try Scotch PMA. I use it for ra-4 prints all the time. no heat necessary

 

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• Jan 3, 2014

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vinny said:

you could also try Scotch PMA. I use it for ra-4 prints all the time. no heat necessary

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and sticky glue everywhere