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Yes, they were 90% full. I bought them, but they were not sufficient.

I wonder which glue I can use to make connection between printhead and cartridges 100% tight. What do you think about silicon sealant ? Is silicon safe to ink? (Please do not do this at home! :))

No, with Printer Potty you get only on-time reset key. If you want to repeat reset you have to buy next key. :( See: http://www.octoink.co.uk/products/Solo-Plus-Waste-Kit-&-Reset-Key-Bundle.html Clicking button means the printer is less automatic that i want it to be :p But maybe it is just me :)

I was wondering Epson, but unfortunately it has some drawbacks comparing to Canon: - need to reset cartrides, so i need to click a button and it is wasting ink after this. - from my observation it uses much more ink on cleaning than Canon - need to often reset waste ink pad or box. Resetting pad...

But they don't have simple contact connection as you said :confused:

Are Canon Pro printers reliable when used with CISS?

Thank you for your answers. Could you tell me if all old Canon printers are also bad for CISS? Even these from before 2000?

Smudger, could you confirm if PGI-550 from Go-inks is pigment? (water resistant and sharp)

I have iP7250 + CISS + dampers and i printed on it 25000 double sided A4 sheets (so it is 50000 one sided) Of course i also have an issue with air getting into cartridges. I read on this forum that Canon + CISS always means air issue. But in my case it is strange. Currently I have mainly...