Recent content by brendo1988

I use a generic craft clear gloss spray available from dollars and sense stores. Its made by PJ SAS Trading pty. Ltd. in aussie and I swear by it. It costs 6 dollars for a 400 gram can. I just spray on one heavy coat. Its dry in 5 mins. VERY glossy finish. A word of warning, Steer clear from...

woah give the poor Smile a break hey He is only trying to contribute to the forum. wow I wonder why so many people get annoyed and leave forums when jokers like you put them down for their efforts. Maybe try and help find some info to build on the topic instead of putting people down? Just a...

Ive seen those in my local supermarket. They would have to be one of the stupidest things I have ever seen in my life.

That or do what I do and use a clear gloss craft spray. Im pretty sure you can even buy ones specifically for dvd's now.

When I hap my old ip4200, I used to refill when the ink chamber was ALMOST empty. The idea of the sponge is to evenly distribute ink as you say. IMO, you can refill almost indefinitely as long as you dont let the cart run out. I refilled my OEM canon set on my 4200 around 40 times with no...

I was thinking about refilling generics to give it a shot. Everyone here though recommends not doing so. This is because the sponge design on the generics isnt as good as cannon originals I assume

Its a shame people have nothing better to do with their lives then post adult images on an inkjet forum :o Shame because im sure Kids would visit this site too. Hope they got Ip permabanned! :lol:

No ti doesn't. Check out some of the threads about it.

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That sounds like canon, They love to sue :D But yeah, Ive never used those compatibles, so I don't really know the answer. imo, I think that they wouldn't come as clean as the original ones as the material used to make the sponges probably isn't the same. But you're right. If you're refilling...

I beg to differ. there are, indeed, compatibles on the market with two diff densities of sponge...Ill find the link later and edit the post EDIT: This fellow claims to be selling them http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=200245259235&ssPageName=ADME:X:AAQ:AU:1123

Hey all, Got bored this arvo so I put together an instructional videio of how to create professional looking DVD's with a canon MP600 Although the guide is made with my MP600, This could be applied to any Pixma printer with dvd printing or even, god forbid, epsons. I will probally be making a...

because is easy and convenient if you know how to do it :D

You can buy compatible carts with a new chip/reset chip on them but as far as I know you cant buy new chips by themselves. Your best option is a chip resetter

the simple answer is, It doesn't. When you swap chips, the printer still thinks you have the original empty cart in the printer still. You will get a message on screen saying " ink out, Continuing to print will damge print head and void warranty" (or words to that effect) You simply push...