ClearStar ClearJet Liquid Laminate

"ClearJet® Solvent-Based Liquid Laminate Spray for the Fine Art and Giclee industries"

• Use Clear Jet Fine Art Spray Instead of Film Laminates
• Clear Jet Fine Art Spray contains State-of-the-Art UV Inhibitors
• Clear Jet Fine Art Spray is High-Performance
• Clear Jet Fine Art Spray is Highly-Flexible, Waterproof & Will Not Yellow
• Clear Jet Fine Art Spray comes in Easy to Use, No-Clean-Up Aerosol Spray Cans
  

• Piezo & Piezo Pro
• Electrostatic
• Thermal
• Pigmented Ink
• Dye-Based and UV Inks
• Water-Sensitive Inks
• Water or Moisture Sensitive Media, Materials & Products
• Vehicle Graphics
• Fleet Graphics
  

Clear Jet Fine Art spray is made to penetrate canvas, making the ink/media combination more flexible. Clear Jet Fine Art spray will not cause discoloration or color shifts. Clear Jet Fine Art spray will not react with the ink jet receptive layer of most fine art substrates.

Clear Jet Fine Art spray can be used on most substrates, including vinyl (enamel receptive and non-enamel receptive), banners, fiberglass, wood, metal, plastic, and paper. Clear Jet Fine Art spray is only for water-based inks: never apply Clear Jet Fine Art Spray on solvent-based inks or substrates.

ClearJet® Application Techniques

ClearJet: Aerosol Cans
ClearJet® A2000 Series and Series FA Fine Art

Using an aerosol is easy to learn. Here are some tips for achieving an even, nice finish:

1. Before you use a can, always shake it well. This is more critical with semi-gloss and low-gloss versions.

2. Always begin the spray off the surface to be coated.

3. Keep the can about 3 - 6 inches from the surface. Drier and warmer temperatures will require closer application.

4. Never turn your wrist! Turning your wrist will change the amount of fluid volume delivered to the surface. To ensure an even coating, always keep your wrist the same distance from the surface, and move your arm.

5. Always continue the spray past the edge of the print you are coating.

6. To ensure a uniform coating, while off the print move the spray can about halfway down the coated area from the last pass and continue applying the clear in the reverse direction. This yields a 50% overlap (a 2-pass application).

7. Throughout the coating process, make this a continuous motion. Try not to stop, particularly when it's hot or dry.