Digital BW, The Print

Hello to all!

I am just new in this group, so a few words about me. I live in germany near the alps and print for some time with an Epson R220 and the original Carbon 6 open source inks. Thanks to Paul Roark for his help! Now I want to upgrade to an A3 printer (at first an R 1400 comes to my mind). So according to Paul I should swith from the C6a clear base to the C6b base, whis uses Edwal LFN additionally.

So this is my question: Is there an dealer who supplies Edwal LFN here in Germany? Or can anyone suggest a replacement for it?

Does amazon.com deliver to Germany?  They are where I bought my bottle.

--- On Mon, 2/21/11, Gerd <lichtwert@...> wrote:

From: Gerd <lichtwert@...>
Subject: [Digital BW] Carbon C6 - Clear Base for C6b - Edwal LFN in Germany or any replacement
To: DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, February 21, 2011, 4:08 AM















 
 



  


    
      
      
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I am just new in this group, so a few words about me. I live in germany near the alps and print for some time with an Epson R220 and the original Carbon 6 open source inks. Thanks to Paul Roark for his help! Now I want to upgrade to an A3 printer (at first an R 1400 comes to my mind). So according to Paul I should swith from the C6a clear base to the C6b base, whis uses Edwal LFN additionally.



So this is my question: Is there an dealer who supplies Edwal LFN here in Germany? Or can anyone suggest a replacement for it?





    
     

    
    


 



  











      

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"Gerd" <lichtwert@...> wrote:

> ...  C6a clear base ... Edwal LFN 
> 
> So this is my question: Is there an dealer who supplies Edwal LFN here in Germany? Or can anyone suggest a replacement for it?


Does B&H or Adorama or the like sell to overseas buyers?  

See http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/73870-REG/Edwal_EDLFN4_LFN_Wetting_Agent_Liquid.html


Paul
www.PaulRoark.com

On 22/02/2011 11:06 AM, Paul Roark wrote:
> Does B&H or Adorama or the like sell to overseas buyers?
>
> See http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/73870-REG/Edwal_EDLFN4_LFN_Wetting_Agent_Liquid.html

Yes Paul, both B&H and Adorama are happy to sell to overseas buyers. The 
problem from my perspective is that neither of them offer low cost 
shipping (such as surface mail).

For example, B&H offer four ways to ship that US$12.95 bottle of wetting 
agent to Australia, ranging from $41.25 (International Priority Mail) up 
to $90.60 (FedEx Priority).

I have bought a few expensive items (such as a Gitzo tripod) from B&H, 
when the shipping cost is a reasonable proportion of the whole 
transaction. (For small items I have asked friends in the US to take 
delivery and then send the item on from the Post Office, but I can't do 
this too often.)

Cheers
Peter Marquis-Kyle
Brisbane, Australia

Hello Paul, Hello Peter!

Thanky you for your interest to my question. Yes. Shipping costs are the real problem for me. I could buy via amazon, but the shipping costs are very high in my opinion in relation to the sold item. I tried to place an order, but cancelled it in the last step: 51 EUR shipping cost was way beyond my imagination.

So I still serach an alternative:

a seller in germany or at least in europe or a replacement for Edwal LFN.


Gerd 

--- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, Peter Marquis-Kyle <peter@...> wrote:

>
> On 22/02/2011 11:06 AM, Paul Roark wrote:
> > Does B&H or Adorama or the like sell to overseas buyers?
> >
> > See http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/73870-REG/Edwal_EDLFN4_LFN_Wetting_Agent_Liquid.html
> 
> Yes Paul, both B&H and Adorama are happy to sell to overseas buyers. The 
> problem from my perspective is that neither of them offer low cost 
> shipping (such as surface mail).
> 
> For example, B&H offer four ways to ship that US$12.95 bottle of wetting 
> agent to Australia, ranging from $41.25 (International Priority Mail) up 
> to $90.60 (FedEx Priority).
> 
> I have bought a few expensive items (such as a Gitzo tripod) from B&H, 
> when the shipping cost is a reasonable proportion of the whole 
> transaction. (For small items I have asked friends in the US to take 
> delivery and then send the item on from the Post Office, but I can't do 
> this too often.)
> 
> Cheers
> Peter Marquis-Kyle
> Brisbane, Australia
>