Digital BW, The Print

Since I haven't used distilled water to attempt to flush out a system
I won't comment on that. It seems risky to me but I guess it is
possible. I wouldn't do it. I hate working on these machines and the
price of flush carts is very cheap in comparison.

I belive MIS associates also sells a flush fluid but inkjetmall sells
the media street version. Greg just listed another one he uses.

As to color I haven't found one that I would call a warm result with
these inks though Jon Cone suggests Innova Cold Press. I like that
paper a lot but it has a substantial texture that some like and some
don't. It resembles Arches Coldpress printmaking paper. Hahnemuhle
William Turner is a tad warmer than others but not much. Cone also
recommends one of the Bradford papers I believe. Look on their site. I
have't tried them yet. I do know that for a cool tone Premier Art
Hotpress works well ( Epson Ultrasmooth).

John



--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "bjornaagedk"
<reklamefoto@...> wrote:
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> Hello John,
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> Thank you. I read some of your posts regarding K6 in Epson 7000.
> Do you think I CAN use destilled water? or do Inkjetmall have the
sameproduct?
> Which paper gives a slightly warm tone, something between neutral
and Piezotone inks?
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> Bjorn
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> --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "john dean"
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> > What I always do is use the jrano flush fluid from Media Street. I see
> > here that you can save by buying it in bulk and filling your empty
> > carts. I didn't realize that before. That way you could fill any carts
> > with it. They also make prefilled carts for the 7000 which is what I
> > used. I left it in the machine for a couple of weeks after doing an
> > initial fill. When I put the K6 inks in and did an initial fill with
> > them. I got perfect nozzles then and have had perfect nozzles from
> > then on. I belive you are going to love these K6 inks. If you want
> > beautiful smooth rich output with NO clogging, this is my
recommendation.
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> > John
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> > http://www.mediastreet.com/site/cleaning_fluid.html
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> > --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "bjornaagedk"
> > <reklamefoto@> wrote:
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> > > I want to use my Epson 7000 for Piezo K6 inks.
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> > > I have a set of empty 110ml carts which I will use as flushing
carts.
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> > > Can I fill them with distilled water or what do you recommend?
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