<t>Okay. I have seen videos on YouTube where they mix Polycrylic and water to make a spray solution, can the water be substituted for 99% Isopropyl Alcohol to dry faster?Or will it destroy the Polycrylic solution.<br/>
Also has anyone tried the oil based Polycrylic rub solution? did it work better ...

<r><QUOTE author="chet;148619"><s>[QUOTE=chet;148619]</s>This is my fist venture into this kind of thing, I'm looking at firstly kicking this off as a bit of a side-line to see how it goes and then maybe turn it into a viable business.<br/>
I can see that there are 1000's of threads to go through ...

<r><QUOTE author="pisquee;150380"><s>[QUOTE=pisquee;150380]</s>Weigh ink bottles when full<br/>
Weight ink bottles empty<br/>
You now know how much the ink weighs ... g/ml<br/>
Keep a count of how many A4 sheet you print<br/>
When your first ink runs out/needs refilling, re- weigh your ink bottles ...

<r><QUOTE author="pw66;150377"><s>[QUOTE=pw66;150377]</s>Ink use depends a lot on coverage and type of image. A high res photo will obviously use a lot more ink than a simple logo with lots of white space.<br/>
Even so ink costs are next to nothing per A4 sheet - way less than the price of paper ...

<t>Okay, I have checked the typical yield on the official Epson site with regards to the ET-2810. I brought the set of inks from Ink Experts who typically carry the Sublinova range of inks and I think the standard (Hybrid?) sublimation paper that they sell. I was wondering if anyone had a rough ...

Hi, I am new to the sublimation game, although I also have a bit of experience with Cricut and HTV. I am essentially still training and nowhere near a retail setting yet.