Water Resistant Canvas Test Results
As previously posted, I printed the 2 each of the same image on Premiere Art Water Resistant Canvas with Epson Ultrachrome inks; the approx size is 8"x8". I let them dry/cure for about a week, then I stretched one on the stretcher strips and left the second one unstretched for the time being. Then I applied 3 coats of Premiere Imaging Products' Printshield spray as directed on the can. Temp was aprox 68 Degrees F. First coat applied horizontally, wait 5 minutes min., rotate print 90 deg clockwise, apply second coat. Rotate canvas 90 degrees clockwise, spray 3rd coat.
After letting the canvas prints dry for a few days, I stretched the second canvas print.
Now the water resistance test:
I wet a paper towel, then squeezed out the excess water. I scrubbed both of the canvas prints with the moist towel; neither one was affected by the moisture!
I expected the canvas that had been stretched after spraying with the lacquer to have some of the ink rub off when rubbed with the moist towel, but it did not happen. This product exceeded my expectations and I will continue to use it.
After letting the canvas prints dry for a few days, I stretched the second canvas print.
Now the water resistance test:
I wet a paper towel, then squeezed out the excess water. I scrubbed both of the canvas prints with the moist towel; neither one was affected by the moisture!
I expected the canvas that had been stretched after spraying with the lacquer to have some of the ink rub off when rubbed with the moist towel, but it did not happen. This product exceeded my expectations and I will continue to use it.
