Just to group source this: got a job where the photographer want to exhibit XL raw Matte prints on the wall.
the exhibition is in another country so I have to roll and ship them (prints around 40x60"). I'm used to that, not an issue.
MK prints are notoriously scratch-able, so what might be the most durable approach to all this?
They can't be sprayed (well, not here at least) so I wondered, do some MK papers have notably more durable surface than others?
or is it a function of the inkset more than anything?
Even with my limited MK experience, I have noticed an improvement in MK durability over the years, so thought it worth asking.
I'll be printing on an Epson P20000, and #1 paper choices Moab Entrada Rag and/or Epson Legacy Fibre, tho' open to others.
I appreciate this is not a 'best practice' approach, but artists must do what artists must do, so let's roll with it!