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I've been talking to InkProcessUSA. Anyone have experience with them? Thanks Also I'm looking for a place to buy empties and supplies. Thank You

Hi, I haven't posted in a while but my business is expanding and I now have room for a dedicated ink refilling area. I'd like to know if any of you have reccomendations for a low volume (say 10-20 per day) refill machine. I'd preffer it be under 1000 dollars. Send me some inks and let me...

Hey I'm sure it works out good on your carts. I just tried that spray method today to seal some lexmark carts and didn't get ideal resulets (Ink dripped in the side of the print head channel and would mix) Any advice on those or is that just the nature of the beast or do I need better clips...

That does sound like a bit of over kill to me. Keep eating into the profits :-) The straigt blue tape works well for me. I'm sure on carts that have a more 'sensitive'? i'd use the silicon tape thingy to keep it from getting mashed up in transport.

I don't have any silicon squares. Where do I get them. And I'd be interested it a bit more detail if your willing to part with your 'secrets' since I'm note quite sure I understand. You water, Place square down on print head. Then seal that down with blue tape? Or do you remove the silicon...

Yeah I crank very carefully to try to keep that from happening. The colors seal well to but take a bit more quickness and finess than the black cartridges.

Thanks for the advice mikling. The one thing is I don't have the clips like he specifies. Can I do without them? Update: I just tried it without the clip and instead put a folded paper towel in front of the cart print head with a small vise (You make do with what you have.) It's working...

I run my own small ink refill business as a side to my PC Repair shop (Small town, many hats etc.) I currently refill based soley on directions from my ink distributer ASCII Inks (oddparts.com) I refill using a syringe method (Crude but mostly effective). I have a chip resetter for Epson...