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Not sure where to ask this, but I'll start here. I'm trying to put together a framed picture with some text, under glass, for institutional display, of an honored staffer. Ideally, this will have a long lifetime to fading. It won't be in sunlight, but still ... . So what I'd like to know is whether a regular laserjet print has a good lifetime, and what kind of paper would best insure that. If not a regular laserjet print, then what kind of a product am I looking for that will produce a print with a long lifetime? I have to believe that photographic emulsion is not optimal in this regard. Maybe there is some post-printing treatment (a spray perhaps) that would extend the lifetime of a laser print? Wisdom appreciated, and especially pointers to online info about this.
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