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I visited Precision Color's website and their formulation is different. That doesn't mean Canon's is.

And I won at poker?

A fellow camera club member is selling his unopened Canon CLI-8 ink cartridges for $8 each because his Pro 9000 died. First, I'd like to extend an offer to any PrinterKnowledge member who is interested in purchasing these cartridges. I would have to check with the seller first, of course...

Just before I sat down to dinner, I looked at my Canon Pro-100 and powered it down. I was done printing for the day and thought about something I learned how it's not good to leave it powered on because a power outage would cause a large amount of ink loss when it comes back up. Well, we had a...

Everyone was telling me to buy a new printer. I say screw that, DIY! :)

Perfect.

...and I did a cleaning, then printed my first nozzle check. It was perfect the first time. I almost screamed. I kept doing test prints then I printed a portrait of a model. There was nothing wrong; it's like I have a new printer. I looked at the photos with a loop; it's so clean.

I fixed it! It took a week of soaking. I first used glass cleaner then isopropanol alcohol. The alcohol pushed a ton of cyan ink out of the print head. I could see it keep coming out; just little droplets of blue at the print head. I'm always using a syringe to push fluids thru. I kept...

If I must throw out my Pro-100, which printer would I buy that would be compatible with all my Precision Colors ink types? Can I still use PC inks and ICC in my new printer which ever it may be?

That's a strange mixture. Okay, first I just did a lot of software flushing and got an almost perfect test print. And Cyan is getting better, but I must think there's something going on with Cyan inkjet. But, I was wondering about what I could use to clear and clean and soak the printhead...

Cyan is much better, but I have strips. Any suggestions? Should I just find another print head?

Pro-100 I'm trying to fix my clogged Cyan print head. I keep flushing it but it just keeps coming out blue.

If you pull inside the little ridges it'll come out.

I can't figure out how to get the Pro-100 print head to come out.

I was really hoping for the best knowledge on how to soak my head. Canon Pro-100, that is. I have had a problem ever since I started using Precision Colors ink in that my Cyan printhead shows pretty dead on a nozzle check. I kind of want to just soak the head in distilled water and see if that...

WOO WHOOOOOO! My federal tax refund finally came! I'm ordering refill ink from Precision Colors for my Canon Pro-100!

Really? How so? It is a straight on perfectly focused photo. I did normal lighting adjustments like any decent photographer would. What's your problem with it?

What? You got somethin' against kittens? BTW, the print came out perfect. One thing I hate about matte paper is that it is so difficult to find the printed side. And you have to put the remaining paper back into its packet in the correct side or you'll mess up the next time you print. Edit: