Advice / Help on printing…

[Jon Marshall]

If you mean on a desktop type printer then definitelty not!

[Gavin Conway]

Hi Jon – you just answered my question… I just had a thought about converting my desktop inkjet.. 🙁

[Deleted User]

you can run it on sepiax ink for sure and dry at 50c radiator I converted my vesracamm and also tried t with my epson desktop printer works ell for me. has the advantage of being waterproof higher resolutions!!

[Gavin Conway]

Hi Michael… can you send me your email addy or phone number so I can chat about it.. thanks gavin

[Peter Normington]

would be nice to hear the details for all to share,
thats the purpose of the boards, is it not?

read the board rules guys….

Peter

[Elena kalispera]

As it happens I was designing some jpegs tutorials to share just need to get the time to finish off will keep you all posted. Merely replying to a direct plee for phone support but ad I’m sure you can understand I would not like to reveal my number in public. But you are right Peter should had made it clear in post.
😉

[Gavin Conway]

Sorry Peter but no offence meant by asking for someones details…..

I just thought that you would not want to hear all my questions about printing… Iv’e never done anything with printing signs before.. so have loads of questions… hence the request of email so I can make contact and then have a chat… it would just boring old stuff to you switched on big time sign millionaires..!!

Elena I’ll email you tomorrow to get your details.. Cheers

[Elena kalispera]

Sepiax ink is non solvent but does all a solvent ink does just needs 55c heat to cure. I would add tho compared to solvent ink sEpiax ink still needs more dvelopment I’ve found blacks are dull heat needs to be extremely high and has the flaw of pinch roller lines show in media due to heat transfer to rubber pinch roller and the inks cures a darker colour Where the extra heat or press of rubber wheels are. So may go back Eco still wayin it up