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You are right, my mistake.

Dilution is not the way to make the grays. For example the Light Magenta doesn't contain magenta pigment in lower quantity, but it contains a light magenta pigment. With dilution you depend on the paper absorbent. Buy them ready for use. Even inks for another Epson model, like the 9800.

Yes, you are right, I confused the 1xx and 2xx series printers which use pigment inks. I also wanted to point out that the real durable inks was these for the more inexpensive 1xx, 2xx printers.

3xx series 4 inks are pigment. 8xx series 6 inks are dye. The strange think is that the pigment 3xx inks are more durable. Epson claims for the durability of the dye 8xx inks in specific photo papers. But generally speaking the pigments are more durable than the dyes. Dye inks print a little...

I want to buy three drums of 20 liters each (C/M/Y colors) of Canon bci-6 inks manufactured by KMP (code 958). I cannot buy form KMP, because it will direct me to the local supplier in my country. And this supplier delays for months. Does anyone know any supplier of KMP inks (preferable in Germany)?