Photo Preservation for Chemical & Digital Photographs (Product Info)

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Steven S. - 04 Feb 2004 16:20 GMT

I am posting some brief and very useful information concerning a new
product in the Photography Industry. The product by the name of
ArtShield is a clear coating designed to protect and enhance the
longevity of fine art, graphics and photographs (both chemical and
digital). Artshield is totally non-staining and will not affect the
colors or the material of the object being coated. It renders a
photograph non-yellowing. This product is of long term benefits for
both the professional and the hobbyist. For more details please visit
the Artshield website at http://liquiguard.com/artshield.htm Please
accept my thanks for your time and interest
Sincerely,
Steven S.
E-Commerce Marketing/Sales Director
Liquiguard Technologies
Fort Lauderdale, FL 33306
http://www.liquiguard.com
Steven@liquiguard.com

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Nicholas O. Lindan - 04 Feb 2004 16:42 GMT

"Steven S." <technology@liquiguard.com> wrote

SPAM

I, for one, will not buy this product.

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Nick Lindan

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Canopus - 04 Feb 2004 18:57 GMT

> I am posting some brief and very useful information concerning a new
> product in the Photography Industry. <snip>

So how is it different to the Lettreset coating product that was available
in mat or gloss and which I was using 35 years ago to preserve art work
ready for printing?. Or any other identical product that's on the market
these days which claims the same thing for that matter?

Rob

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nicholas t - 04 Feb 2004 23:59 GMT

>>I am posting some brief and very useful information concerning a new
>>product in the Photography Industry. <snip>
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>
> Rob

This one's a pyramid scheme ;-)

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Dennis Bradley - 05 Feb 2004 10:34 GMT

> >>I am posting some brief and very useful information concerning a new
> >>product in the Photography Industry. <snip>
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> >
> This one's a pyramid scheme ;-)

.....based on embalming fluid ? :-)

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Canopus - 05 Feb 2004 11:10 GMT

> > >>I am posting some brief and very useful information concerning a new
> > >>product in the Photography Industry. <snip>
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>
> .....based on embalming fluid ? :-)

So it will be first class for all my Egyptian photographs?

Rob

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Alan Kerr - 05 Feb 2004 22:37 GMT

this is what preserved the hieroglyphics on the pyramid walls all these
years :-)

Alan

>>>>I am posting some brief and very useful information concerning a new
>>>>product in the Photography Industry. <snip>
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>
> .....based on embalming fluid ? :-)

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Canopus - 05 Feb 2004 23:30 GMT

> this is what preserved the hieroglyphics on the pyramid walls all these
> years :-)
>
> Alan

Awe! In that case it can't be any good as there aren't any hieroglyphs on
the pyramid walls any more. Mind you, I know where some of the hieroglyphs
that were on the casing of the Great Pyramid ended up and am planning to see
if I can get some pictures of them over Easter. They are in some dark
passages three feet wide within the walls of a mosque so it sounds like
difficult shooting conditions.

Rob

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