Hi Andrew, I know this post is old, but can you remember which supplier these lampshades came from?

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Take a look here at our time and temperature sheet. It provide advice on the correct time and temperatures for most of the blank items we sell, but is a good starting point to refer to for products in general.<br/>
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<r>Hi Adam,<br/>
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Welcome to the forum. If I could offer some advice on the old ink / dye sub ink in your printer. <br/>
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If you previously had standard ink cartridges in your printer and have now put dye sub ink cartridge in you wont instantly get the dye sub ink printing. Most printers ...

<r><QUOTE author="GoonerGary;93219"><s>[QUOTE=GoonerGary;93219]</s>Is that the Jetcol paper? What do you have in A4?<e>[/QUOTE]</e></QUOTE>

Not the Jetcol, that has even less of an inkjet coating on the paper and would make the matter worse!<br/>
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The Instant Dry is a brand we've been selling ...

<r><QUOTE author="GoonerGary;93216"><s>[QUOTE=GoonerGary;93216]</s>I'm using A4 Trupix paper through an Epson 4015DN; the paper is catching on the rollers and leaving black ink smudges on the print out. Has anyone used Epson cleaning sheets or maybe rubber roller cleaner to help correct this problem ...

Here is the cost per print document I referred to in a previous thread.

Regards
Paul

<t>The LCD display isn't particularly accurate in displaying the ink levels. You can however run a report from the printer that gives an actual percentage level:<br/>
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On the printer control panel on the front of the printer:<br/>
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Press Menu <br/>
Press the ˅ (down arrow) button<br ...

<t>Hi George, I've got an excellent cost per print document that Sawgrass created. It is based on a good 'typical' image. It looks at ink consumption by the sq cm and then uses that data to calculate the cost per print for popular items like phone cases, mugs, mouse mats and t shirts etc. <br/>
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Hi, there is a company called Bobmats who are based in the Netherlands (http://www.bobmats.com). The guy that runs it is called Bob Ballings and has been doing it for years.

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