Transform your digital prints into three-dimensional works of art resembling an acrylic or oil painting with a 5 gal container of clear ECO Elegance Inkjet Print Gel - 5 Gallon Clearfrom Premier Imaging. Adding Elegance is easily accomplished with a roller, brush, or palette knife. A safe, water-based formulation, there's zero health risk from volatile solvents. Better yet, Elegance is non-crackling and won't flake off. The long-lasting, non-yellowing and non-reactive, formula is compatible with all inks. Compiling virtue from all it's not, Elegance crowns these achievements by also being non-toxic and requiring no special handling.

Elegance may be mixed with acrylics for color matching. For best results, use thin coats, and stretch your canvas prior to applying. By incorporating brush strokes and enhancing highlights one can endow their work with an old-master ambiance. Be sure to plan for a minimum of 24-hours drying time. When applying multiple coats, allow each coat to completely dry before starting subsequent coats. As printing paper is absorbent, one should prepare the surface with a sealer prior to working with Elegance.

Personal Touch for Inkjet Prints    Apply w/ Roller, Brush, & Palette Knife    Safe, Water-Based, No Volatile Solvents    Non Crackling Formula, Won't Flake Off    Non-Reactive, Compatible With All Ink    Non-Yellowing, Long Lasting Formula    Non Toxic, No Special Handling Needed    Mix with Acrylics for Color Matching

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I notice that there is no indicating color change. Is there a way to check this chemical using another method?

A: If you are concerned about it becoming exhausted you can test test it with a pH Test Meter or low cost pH Indicator Strips.

Q: 2. What is the expiration date for unopened containers of this?

A: This product has a shelf life of approximately 2 years, unopened. Once opened, the concentrate should be used within six months.

Q: 3. Does this have to be specially disposed or can it be poured down a regular drain?

A: According to the MSDS for this developer, this product should not be disposed of in bodies of water, in sewers or in the ground. Any used chemistry should be given to a licensed reclaimer for proper disposal.

Q: 4. How thick is this tape? More than a sheet of paper?

A: Yes, the Print File Archival Double-Sided Tape is thinner than a piece of paper.

Q: 5. How long will opened chemistry last?

A: Ambient conditions will play a big roll in this. In extremely hot conditions, where oxidation is fast, you might be looking at 6 months. That being said, one should typically get about two years.

Q: 6. I live in warm climate the Caribbean to exact so my water temp are generally 25-29 degrees all the time. Can I use this developer to develop at such temperatures?

A: It is important when using this developer to get the temperature down to 20 C, or 68 F. When the temperature is higher it is necessary to greatly shorten the developing time, otherwise the paper can be over developed, and gray out the whites. A little ice can help to lower the temperature.

Q: 7. Does this fixer have a hardener or must I add hardener?

A: There is no Alum Hardener in this fixer nor would I add any. Prints don't need a hardener and most modern film stocks do not require hardening.

Q: 8. What is the container? Hard container or collapsible? With or without spigot?

A: Collapsible containers are made of permeable materials that let oxygen in. I wouldn't recommend them for darkroom environments.

Q: 9. can this product be used on glossy photo paper?

A: No, the Premier Imaging Eco Print Shield Protective Coating Sample Kit is designed for canvas prints.

Q: 10. Can old Old color prints by Kodak & Ansco (not sure of name) be stored in these bags?

A: Yes.