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 36" X 300' BRIGHT WHITE - INKJET BOND PAPER  US $40.00
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 36" x 150' 20# Premium Inkjet Bond Plotter Paper US $81.92
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 TST Impreso 36" x 300' Ink Jet Bond Engineering Rolls (2 Rolls) 0036300 US $49.99
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 30" x 150' 20# Premium Inkjet Bond Plotter Paper US $45.75
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 20# - INKJET BOND PAPER 24" x 150' US $55.00
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 New OEM Oce 8620240010 86-2024 Ink Jet Premium Bond US $34.97
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 NEW KAL-BLUE REPROGRAPHICS T181J 18# INKJET BOND PAPER US $18.00
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 HEW Q8751A HP Universal Inkjet Bond Paper 36in x 574 ft US $99.99
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 NEW 25% Cotton Bond Copy/Inkjet/Laser Coverstock, Wh... US $18.99
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 30"x300' Inkjet Bond 20lb 2 rolls for HP/Canon plotters US $34.09
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 36"x300' Inkjet Bond 20lb 2 rolls for HP/Canon plotters US $37.73
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 24"x300' Inkjet Bond 20lb 2 rolls for HP/Canon plotters US $25.31
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 OCE Wide Format 24lb Inkjet Bond Paper Roll 42"x300' US $79.95
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 AZON 15 lb Inkjet Translucent Bond 30 x 150 - 4 Rolls US $39.95
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 AZON 18 lb Inkjet Translucent Bond 30 x 150 - 1 Roll US $9.95
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 NEW HP Universal Inkjet Bond Paper Q8751A US $62.24
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 = Inkjet bond #47 36" x 200' 2" core D3 US $45.00
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 2 INK JET BOND PLOTTER PAPER 20# 24" X 300' PN 3020IJ US $46.99
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 INK JET COLOR BOND PAPER 42" X 150' US $45.00
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 `36" X 300' BRIGHT WHITE - HP INKJET BOND PAPER L-W US $55.00
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 20# - INKJET BOND PAPER 42" x 150' US $35.00
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 OCE INK JET BOND PAPER TRANSLUCENT BOND 24X150X2 US $25.00
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 2 Rolls 42" x 300' Inkjet Bond Plotter Paper Canon IPF US $63.00
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 20 lb. Ink-Jet Bond Plotter Paper Untaped 2” core US $60.00
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 4 Rolls 30" X 150' Inkjet Translucent Bond, #18 Plotter/Designjet Paper, Oce US $22.99
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Anyone knows how to coat an Inkjet print on bright bond paper?
I have a 24" x 32" picture plotted on an Inkjet HP plotter on 20 lb. bright bond paper and would like to apply some kind of coating to protect it from humidity and make it look like picture paper (add thickness) before I mount it on a frame. I guess it could be something like polyurethane. Any ideas?
I would recommend a dry laminate over any spray...you can never be too sure if those sprays are ph-balanced...and they can be messy.
http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/shop/2475/Mounting_Adhesives_Laminating_Film.html
Otherwise, glass would look the best. For moisture problems, you may want some sort of a dessicant insert. But if the image is flush up against the glass, I don't think moisture should be a problem. Ask a framing store for better ideas.
If you really need to go with a spray, here is one link, but I have no idea if this product is acid-free:
http://www.hyaz.com/UV%20inkjet%20spray%20laminate.html
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To 'joyfulpaint' below...thanks for your advice on not putting prints up against the glass...I would never have known the space served such a purpose.
I do have a problem with print outgassing from inkjet prints(a filmy haze accumulates on the glass)...is there a way to prevent this? Will traditional photographic prints outgas also?