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    Which ink for wf7840 ? thanks

    I would use only Epson 113 ink. I only refill original catridges
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    Canon Pro 200 to be used with OEM inks from Canon G570 and Epson L18050

    I would try 30 parts of ink and 70 parts of nozzle cleaner. Alternative you can mix 40 parts of ink with 60 parts of nozzle cleaner. After profiling it doesnt matter but you have to keep this ratio
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    Canon Pro 200 to be used with OEM inks from Canon G570 and Epson L18050

    i would use the Canon Gi-53 inks in the pro 200. You can dilute the light inks with nozzle cleaner from octopus https://www.octopus-office.de/shop/de/nachfuelltinte/duesenreiniger-reiniger-spueltinte/247/duesenreiniger-druckkopfreiniger-fuer-druckkoepfe?c=875
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    Epson XP-15000: how to mix dye ink with clear ink base to obtain red and grey using CMYK

    Maybe its the most consistent way to use the GI-53 red. Im not sure about the mix ratio of the 106er red. Is 15y + 85m or 20y + 80m bether for a nearby 478 red?
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    Epson XP-15000: how to mix dye ink with clear ink base to obtain red and grey using CMYK

    Is the GI-53 Canon red a true red or is it bether to mix der Epson 106 y+m ink to become red?
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    Fading Test Epson 106 107 114 T54C bottled inks

    yes i could imagine to mix the light inks by using the 106 inks. By i´m not sure about the mixture to mim the original light inks. Somebody says 1:2 the other 30:70 and so on
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    Fading Test Epson 106 107 114 T54C bottled inks

    do expect that the t54c light inks perform better than the 107 ones?
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    Fading Test Epson 106 107 114 T54C bottled inks

    that means the T54 black ist not really better than the 106 black?
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    Fading Test Epson 106 107 114 T54C bottled inks

    why is the fading performance shown in #7 and #16 for the black ink (106/T54C) so different on Epson glossy ?
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