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Plus - I ALWAYS print any inkjet transfer with a seperate printer which has Pigment Ink (doesn't fade in the wash or in sunlight).

would the little epson s22 be good enough for this kinda job guys ?...
with refillable pigment ink carts ?

unless i get an A3 picture in :rolleyes:

and....

would ordinary pigment inks do or durabrite ?

bigj2552;51089 wrote:would the little epson s22 be good enough for this kinda job guys ?...
with refillable pigment ink carts ?

unless i get an A3 picture in :rolleyes:

and....

would ordinary pigment inks do or durabrite ?

If it prints on paper buddy then it will print on a transfer - the quality will depend on the printer capabilities but give it a go

Also, if you pop over to the Yolo thread they have just posted about some FREE SAMPLES available, if you ask you may be able to get some samples of the dark papers added to try as well - they are very nice people at Yolo

http://www.dyesubforum.co.uk/vbforum/sh ... Sofstretch

bigj2552;51089 wrote:would the little epson s22 be good enough for this kinda job guys ?...
with refillable pigment ink carts ?

unless i get an A3 picture in :rolleyes:

and....

would ordinary pigment inks do or durabrite ?

Well I know Durabrite have UV inhibitors so should not fade too much in sunlight. The proof I imagine is in the trying with other inks.

WorthDoingRight;51095 wrote:Well I know Durabrite have UV inhibitors so should not fade too much in sunlight. The proof I imagine is in the trying with other inks.

Correct buddy - the proper Durabrite ink is excellent and works well, but some get confused thinking a 'compatible' cartridge is the same, it may be the same (type of) cartridge but it's NOT the same ink (durabrite) inside it

take it this stuff stinks then ? - to be polite
http://www.cityinkexpress.co.uk/ink-pro ... igment-ink

bigj2552;51100 wrote:take it this stuff stinks then ? - to be polite
http://www.cityinkexpress.co.uk/ink-pro ... igment-ink

Well it does not mention UV inhibitors but it does 'claim' long life - so who knows. You buy some, send me them and I will let you know the results in a year or two :rolleyes:

bigj2552;51100 wrote:take it this stuff stinks then ? - to be polite
http://www.cityinkexpress.co.uk/ink-pro ... igment-ink

I use Cityink for 2 of my printers - not this kind though.

I use standard pigment ink for transfers (washed and tested and use it all the time) and standard dye ink for my day to day printer.

I've not used the ink you suggested, as I say I just run standard pigment ink - I'm not saying that the ink you mentioned is any better - just that what I use has been tested and works well

WorthDoingRight;51103 wrote:Well it does not mention UV inhibitors but it does 'claim' long life - so who knows. You buy some, send me them and I will let you know the results in a year or two :rolleyes:

behave yer self ....i will be printing mugs for an extra income - not actually being one lol

as always - buy it - try it - and find out for myself - its not that much cash to lose for a little epson and some inks if it turns out ca ca:rolleyes:

bigj2552;51106 wrote:behave yer self ....i will be printing mugs for an extra income - not actually being one lol

as always - buy it - try it - and find out for myself - its not that much cash to lose for a little epson and some inks if it turns out ca ca:rolleyes:

Well as long as you wont be trying to print them with this ink lol