PremierArt Print Shield Protective Spray for Fine Art Digital Prints, Pack of Two 14.5 oz. Cans

I use this to extend the life of my inkjet prints and other artwork. Great UV protection. Does not affect any of the surfaces I use. A must for artists!

This product is excellent. Goes on very easily, and dries quickly. It is very forgiving, in that any minor heavy overspray does not result in a runny mess; another coat or two, and it feathers right out. Does not really affect the finish of the paper; gloss stays glossy, and matte stays matte. Will keep on using on my prints.

Works well but somewhat expensive.

I've tried multiple brands and none come close except for Hahnemühle protective spray (equally good) and PremierArt is made in US. Do at least three coatings and test it on each different surface before committing to a print you've labored on for hours. I use my out takes so everything is exactly the same as the final print I prepare for exhibition.

I used a few different sprays and they all dulled the finish on my Red River Fine art papers... None would work the way they promised.There I was left out in the cold, the rainy cold when Red River suggested PremierArt Print Shield to me; I've never looked back!Goes on even, can't tell it's there as it doesn't change the color or clarity of the image.SUPER happy with it, goes on every print I send out!

Works fine, but is relatively expensive if you plan on applying the 3 or so coats as recommended on the product instructions. Be patient with application. I found it all too easy to get too much on parts of prints, leading to a runny puddle that can easily ruin an otherwise good job. That, of course, was my fault. Way too early to tell whether this stuff actually protects prints from the ravages of age.

work great protection for your photo print and able to work on photo print with oils and acrylic media

This is a very good product, but. . . you don't get much coverage for the price. I used it on canvas prints (approx. 18"x24") and a full can covered five prints using two coats. That adds quite a bit to the print cost.