TIMELESS
The industry's finest print varnish is best utilized when rolling with our Timeless HD Foam Roller on smaller prints and spraying with an HVLP sprayer on larger.
Rolling Timeless Varnish
Spraying Timeless Varnish
GLAMOUR 2
Glamour 2 has more uses than you thought. Learn how to roll coat and even mount with our only pre-diluted print varnish.
Coating w/ Glamour 2
Mounting w/ Glamour 2
ALLURE DIRECT PRINT METAL
These how-to's for Allure Direst Print Metal will transport you from design to "done!"
Loading Allure
Printing on Allure
Coating Allure with Timeless
Allure @ Little Museum of Dublin
EASYWRAPPE PRO
Short on space and tools? With EWP anyone can make professional gallery wraps in record time.
Easywrappe Pro Use Guide
Easywrappe Pro Staple Method
PRE-NOTCHED STRETCHER BARS
It's so easy to build a sturdy gallery wrap with our Pre-notched Stretcher Bars.
STRETCH RELIEF
Save time and save your wrists! Stretch Relief is for fats and strain-free gallery wraps.
ICC PROFILES
Learn how to install and adjust our ICC Profiles so your prints come out just as intended.
Installing ICC Profiles
ICC Profile Settings
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What's the difference between Timeless and Glamour 2?
Our premier, archival varnish, Timeless, comes pre-diluted and is designed to dry quickly after spraying or rolling. Glamour 2 should be diluted with distilled water before use and utilizes an extended 24 hour cure period to ensure even and self-leveled prints.
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How long can Glamour 2 be stored after dilution?
We do not recommend storing Glamour 2 after it has been diluted. Best practice is to dilute only what is needed to coat.
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What are the advantages of pre-notched stretcher bars?
Our pre-notched bars assemble quickly and easily without the need of cumbersome joining equipment increasing the speed and simplicity of frame production.
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How big should my canvas be to use stretch relief?
For simple wraps using StretchRelief on any bar, ensure you have an extra three quarters of an inch of canvas available on all sides. Just use this simple formula to calculate your canvas size:
Height of finished frame + ((thickness of bar + depth of bar + 3/4") x 2) = total height of canvas
Width of finished frame + ((thickness of bar + depth of bar + 3/4") x 2) = total width of canvas
So for an 18"x24" gallery wrap with 3/4" standard bars:
18 + ((1.5 + 3/4 + 3/4)x2) = 2424 + ((1.5 + 3/4 + 3/4)x2) = 30
Thus your canvas size would be 24"x30"
