Paper was Canson Watercolour, which I use as always my first choice. I made a family A3 print about 15 years ago - has been in a frame for all that time in quite a bright room area and no signs of fading. The paper is probably the most important element, rather than the actual dyes themselves. Has anyone seen anything like this before? The paper was some cheap Kirkland (Costco) branded glossy paper that I bought a couple years ago but I can't believe even the cheapest papers would fade this fast. I made another one for comparison today and you can see the difference. I know that dye printers fade faster than pigment but this is crazy! This is in indirect bright light. Came back to it today and it had noticeably faded. Micromachining and Miniature Cabinetmaking channelįarmersteve wrote: I usually make my prints and put them away but I made a print, a black and white one, on my Canon Pixma Pro-100 (which I've had for 2 years) and laid it on the dining room table and forgot about it. I have never experienced anything like this with either the older or the newest ink set for the pro-100 from PC. I am running a test where I printed on Red River Polar Matte and will see which one fades faster. Solomon Colors proudly sponsors Concrete Cares in the industry’s fight against cancer.I usually make my prints and put them away but I made a print, a black and white one, on my Canon Pixma Pro-100 (which I've had for 2 years) and laid it on the dining room table and forgot about it. Solomon Colors works to educate these design professionals through affiliation with the American Institute of Architects, the American Society of Landscape Architects, and the US Green Building Council.įinally, as an active and conscientious member of the community, Solomon Colors is dedicated to charity. Including the American Concrete Institute, American Society of Concrete Contractors, Decorative Concrete Council, and Decorative Surfaces Solutions Group.Īrchitects and specifiers are key to the growth of these industries.
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Recognizing that best practices and professional standards are key to the growth of the industry, Solomon Colors supports several professional groups. A long-time supplier of pigment to these producers, Solomon Colors is dedicated member of the Interlocking Concrete Pavement Institute, Brick Industry Association and National Concrete Masonry Association.Īs a leader in pigment for cast concrete applications, secondary reinforcing fiber, and other products for architectural concrete, Solomon Colors is a proud member of the National Ready Mix Association, National Precast Concrete Association, and Fiber Reinforced Concrete Association. The manufactured concrete products industry includes a wide range of products such as concrete blocks and pavers.
Each of these memberships is focused around further developing best practices, industry standards, and supporting the market for architectural concrete and masonry. is a proud an active member with several industry associations and professional groups. It's more durable, requires less upkeep, and is sometimes cheaper to install.
Wood Stamped Concrete Alternative To High Lumber Prices When lumber prices are high, wood stamped concrete is a great alternative. Solomon Colors Headquarters and Manufacturing Plant in Springfield, Illinois YOU CAN DEPEND ON SOLOMON COLORS: OUR PRODUCTS, OUR QUALITY AND OUR SERVICE EVERY TIME. From equipment, to color, to training – every improvement we make is about meeting our customers’ needs to help you do your business better. When the market began embracing polished concrete, we brought Lythic on board. When they needed decorative products, we acquired Brickform. When our customers needed a better way to dispense pigments, we created our ColorSelect ® systems for dry, liquid and granular pigment. Innovation and solutions go hand in hand at Solomon Colors, with research and development as our core focus, beginning with our start grinding iron ore for the building industry in the early 20th century, to our latest innovations in decorative concrete and polishing. As a global leader in architectural concrete products, Solomon Colors has provided service and quality to our customers for 90 years while remaining family-owned and employee-owned.
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