Digital BW, The Print

Forest;

When I did my first experiment with glop I had no trouble with the 
glop clogging over a period of a week; I can't say as much for the 
other inks, which went unused. They got proggressively harder to 
keep a goo nozzle test, in the end requiring a thorough cleaning of 
the underside of the head. I think glop mixing and drying on the 
outside is much more of a problem

Steve Karafyllakis

-- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, John Edmunds 
<charleysfabrics@y...> wrote:
> Paul,
>        Don't leave the "Glop" sat in your printer for along period 
unused, some types  can react and cause the ink to dry out and 
solidify in the cartridge particularly if its is acrylic or urethane 
based. We did a 3year test on several versions of this type of 
combination.
>  
> Forest John
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> Paul Roark <paul.roark@v...> wrote:
> I mixed an LK based on PK and Glop.  Putting it into the C86 black 
position,
> I printed a BO test strip with it and compared it to the standard 
MIS LK
> printed the same way.  There was almost no difference.  So, Glop 
seems to
> have no effect when it is mixed into the ink.
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> Paul
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