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Yes I have. There is improvement one can see between none and pre-coated.
One point. If you want your printed images to look photographic, don't print on watercolor paper. A smooth coated for inkjet paper will be a much better choice. I am looking for a certain look and I have to say all the folks that show these prints to love them and are amazed at the "look"
Like I said, I am very satisfied with the results printing large and praying with the Krylon which not only enhances them further but also protects them for the future, and they look great!
Did I mention that they look great? LOL
Joe
One point. If you want your printed images to look photographic, don't print on watercolor paper. A smooth coated for inkjet paper will be a much better choice. I am looking for a certain look and I have to say all the folks that show these prints to love them and are amazed at the "look"
Like I said, I am very satisfied with the results printing large and praying with the Krylon which not only enhances them further but also protects them for the future, and they look great!
Did I mention that they look great? LOL
Joe