Extend the longevity of your prints with this 1 gallon bottle of Eco Print Shield Protective Coating - 1 Gallonfrom Premier Imaging. It helps protect water-resistant canvas with additional water-resistance and ozone protection. Another benefit is the reduction of scuffing and the fact that it is water-based makes it eco-friendly, have practically no odor compared to solvents, and it leaves no toxic residue. Additionally, it has be tested and received a Wilhelm certified seal.

Designed for Water-Resistant Canvas    Eco-Friendly    Lengthens Print Life    Minimal Odor    UV Inhibitor    Reduces Scuffing    Water-Based    Wilhelm Certified Testing Seal

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. 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: 2. Is this stop bath compatible with the Sprint System chemicals?

A: Yes, this stop bath can work with other chemistry brands.

Q: 3. 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: 4. after you open the container how long would the unmixed concentrate last?

A: Unopened Eco Pro Clearfix Neutral Rapid Fixer should be kept in cool, dark conditions. The products have a virtually indefinite shelf life. Once opened, the concentrate should be kept in tightly closed glass, PET(PETE) or HDPE containers, and used within twelve months. For best results in small scale darkrooms, a large opened bottle should be divided into several small glass or polyethylene bottles filled to the top to minimize exposure to air.

Q: 5. 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: 6. Can this fixer be disposed of by pouring it down the drain? Or would it be seen as a risk for the environment to do so?

A: Preferred options for disposal are to send to licensed reclaimers, or to permitted incinerators. Any disposal practice must be in compliance with federal, state, and local regulations. Do not dump into sewers, ground, or any body of water.

Q: 7. Can this be used when fixing with Kodak Rapid Fixer Part A for both film and paper?

A: This is is compatible with all general black and white fixers, and works with both film and paper.

Q: 8. Your description says mix 1:3 for fastest fixing. I thought it was 1:4. Which is correct?

A: Clearfix Neutral Fixer from Ecopro (formerly Silvergrain) may be mixed at 1 + 4 dilution for film, RC paper or FB paper, or mixed at 1 + 7 for use with RC paper only.

Q: 9. 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: 10. 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.