Epson Claria Standard Ink 502

[The Hat]

it was actually sought by one of our customers specifically because of this

That’s very shrewd of the man.. This photo will self-destruct in a couple of months…

 

[websnail]

That’s very shrewd of the man.. This photo will self-destruct in a couple of months…

I have to admit I did admire his out of the box thinking...

 

[vanix]

No, that's missing glycoles, I typically refer to this source

https://www.farbenwerk.com/?a=1346&lang=eng

or study this thread

https://www.printerknowledge.com/th...by-diluting-magenta-and-cyan.7545/post-135605

or

https://www.printerknowledge.com/th...by-diluting-magenta-and-cyan.7545/post-135612

or WJ807

https://www.octoink.co.uk/docs/kb/paul-roark-black-white-inksets-and-printing-bw-2/

Just wanted to order the Clear Ink you suggested, but on the page I found this:
Dieses Produkt ist nicht zum Mischen oder Verdünnen von Tinten geeignet!
Not for mixing or creating or something like this. Is this a problem or just pocitioning?

 

[Ink stained Fingers]

I remember that I used that liquid long time ago, but they may have changed the fornula, or some inks were not compatible - I don't know.
But there is an alternative specifically listed for mixing with inks

https://www.octoink.co.uk/products/Ink-Base-Component-%2d-Image-Specialists.html

(I'm using the rinse solution by octopus-office since then which as well is not listed to dilute inks)

 

[The Hat]

https://www.octoink.co.uk/products/Ink-Base-Component---Image-Specialists.html

I’ve got a bottle of that stuff too, I use it to make up Photo Cyan and Photo Magenta for my i9950, works great no issues.. But you do need to practice to get the colour balance right..

P.S. Add ink to the clear solution and not the other way round..