UV sprays

[gll]

I was in a gallery yesterday and had a long conversation with the owner and we discussed the lack of glass on his paintings, just Gilcee prints, he had some really great work from a lot of different painters and very few pieces had glass. which started me wondering a Gilcee is just an inkjet print. they were printed on canvas and some on paper but they had an incredible look to them without the glass. I have a show coming up next year and the cost of uv glass is a big part of the cost, I do not want to offer an inferior product but it would sure help me keep the cost down and from what I saw yesterday look good. I have read some of the past post about Glamour ll , is this the best way to go ? any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.
thanks
Gary

[photosbysergio]

http://www.itsupplies.com/Premier-Im...on-BR-3101-SGL

This is the stuff I recently purchased and it Works great. I don't know if it's recommended but I'm using 3 parts glossy to 1 part matte to get a semi-gloss look. I'm using a roller to apply it at the moment. Eventually would like to get a spray system.

[gll]

Thanks Sergio
looks pretty good, I wonder about the satin on a semi gloss print ? I may give it a try, I'm printing on an Epson 4880 I guess that's instant dry.

[photosbysergio]

THey have a sampler kit for $40. That way you can test different ones on small prints. Works great with Epson products.

[J Eddington]

My lab does it for me BUT they print one day and uv coat the next. When I asked the said, "While it might be dry to the touch, it may still have some moisture to it."