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Here is an interesting one on canvas. I was able to do a small test print on a scrap of canvas that was meant to be for latex printers. It looked to have a rolled on coating on the canvas and you could see where it stopped by the faint lines on the edges. The area that was not coated was the area that printed the best with my water based ink. Then their print was printed on top of that coating from what I can tell as the print after is not coated with anything.
The canvas stretched real nice and when testing the small test print for scratch resistance it was very good. Most of the canvas I have used will flake off easily when scratching before being varnished. Not this latex brand, as the color was great and the ink was not rubbing off or where you scratched it, it would scratch but not flake like normal water based canvas does.
I tried to contact the sellers where this canvas print was from and they won't sell the canvas or say what it was. It was from Europe is all I know.
So anyone with a latex printer that prints on canvas, and has any ideas on this would be helpful. I will check with some latex dealers and see what I can find around here.
The canvas stretched real nice and when testing the small test print for scratch resistance it was very good. Most of the canvas I have used will flake off easily when scratching before being varnished. Not this latex brand, as the color was great and the ink was not rubbing off or where you scratched it, it would scratch but not flake like normal water based canvas does.
I tried to contact the sellers where this canvas print was from and they won't sell the canvas or say what it was. It was from Europe is all I know.
So anyone with a latex printer that prints on canvas, and has any ideas on this would be helpful. I will check with some latex dealers and see what I can find around here.
