Refill
Oct 12, 2016 09:43:19 #
Oct 12, 2016 09:50:36 #
don646 wrote:
has anyone used their refill systems from Inkproducts.com
or there refill cartridges and ink
or there refill cartridges and ink
Not sure about Ink Products but Precision Colors has a very good reputation at least amongst many Canon users.
http://www.precisioncolors.com/index.html
Oct 13, 2016 11:08:05 #
WayneT wrote:
Not sure about Ink Products but Precision Colors has a very good reputation at least amongst many Canon users.
http://www.precisioncolors.com/index.html
http://www.precisioncolors.com/index.html
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My experience is that refilled cartridges and non-manufacturer cartridges KILL printers. I’ve destroyed 3 Epson printers that way. Another good reason to avoid 3rd party inks is that they don’t exactly print the same colors as the OEM inks. So you’ll have to re-profile all your papers, often after just installing a new cartridge.
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Oct 13, 2016 14:05:31 #
Dave34
Loc: Maricopa, AZ
Dan De Lion wrote:
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My experience is that refilled cartridges and non-manufacturer cartridges KILL printers. I’ve destroyed 3 Epson printers that way. Another good reason to avoid 3rd party inks is that they don’t exactly print the same colors as the OEM inks. So you’ll have to re-profile all your papers, often after just installing a new cartridge.
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My experience is that refilled cartridges and non-manufacturer cartridges KILL printers. I’ve destroyed 3 Epson printers that way. Another good reason to avoid 3rd party inks is that they don’t exactly print the same colors as the OEM inks. So you’ll have to re-profile all your papers, often after just installing a new cartridge.
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I've used refills for years with several printers including Epson, Canon, HP with no problems. Currently using CIS on Epson. No problems.Just lucky I guess.
Oct 13, 2016 19:47:03 #
Dan De Lion wrote:
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My experience is that refilled cartridges and non-manufacturer cartridges KILL printers. I’ve destroyed 3 Epson printers that way. Another good reason to avoid 3rd party inks is that they don’t exactly print the same colors as the OEM inks. So you’ll have to re-profile all your papers, often after just installing a new cartridge.
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My experience is that refilled cartridges and non-manufacturer cartridges KILL printers. I’ve destroyed 3 Epson printers that way. Another good reason to avoid 3rd party inks is that they don’t exactly print the same colors as the OEM inks. So you’ll have to re-profile all your papers, often after just installing a new cartridge.
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Yep. But folks won't learn until they find themselves replacing a printer. Just plain dumb to spend good money on a quality printer and skimp on ink.
Oct 13, 2016 19:48:18 #
Dave34 wrote:
I've used refills for years with several printers including Epson, Canon, HP with no problems. Currently using CIS on Epson. No problems.Just lucky I guess.
Your last statement nailed it.
Oct 14, 2016 12:49:38 #
don646 wrote:
has anyone used their refill systems from Inkproducts.com
or there refill cartridges and ink
or there refill cartridges and ink
I've been buying inks from LDProducts for at least 10 years. Always good ink and good service. Don't know about others.
Oct 15, 2016 14:04:19 #
LD inks are the worst. I got one light grey cartridge that was filled with black ink. Their mistake wasted about 5 hours of my time. After using one full set of LD inks, my Epson R2400's head clogged so badly it could not be fixed. Avoid LD inks, they are Chinese garbage.
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