| Photographic and fine art prints
are hermetically sealed with a protective and environmentally
safe invisible laminate. This little known process, used
extensively in Europe, is what gives MuseumBond the rich
luster and enhanced colors that other processes are unable to
provide. Artwork on any print is not affected with our
process, and there is no need for further spraying or
mounting. Both matte and semi gloss finishes are available,
and UV filters are incorporated into the laminate to inhibit
fading. To create the rich texture of a MuseumBond print,
the image is made as thin as possible by stripping away all
the backing paper. Only the paper's emulsion is bonded to the
canvas. We are perhaps the only canvassers to perform this
critical extra step. To your benefit, the result is the
deepest texture available.
The next step involves bonding the stripped emulsion onto
the highest quality artist canvas. Both a 10 ounce and a 12
ounce grade are available, with the 10 ounce offering a finer
texture. The more pronounced texture of the 12 ounce canvas
works best with 24x30" and larger prints. Ninety-five percent
of our customers prefer the 10 ounce canvas.
In the final step, each print is carefully stretched by
hand, over Fredrix stretcher bars. This gives the look and
feel of a truly exquisite piece of art. You receive each piece
ready to frame. Due to the archival quality of the materials
used, the images will have the longevity to be passed down
from generation to generation.
Guarantee: By stripping to the emulsion level,
we can guarantee that your canvas will never buckle or wave
after it's stretched. MuseumBond guarantees complete
satisfaction. We will do whatever it takes to make it right. |
