I complained previously about variations in UT2 ink tones from the set I bought a year ago and a month ago and although I'm convinced that my observation is correct I gave up on convincing MIS of that (they insist that a year ago I bought UT but the lable on the bottles and my memory say otherwise). My question for Paul Roark is if there is any problem (from a chemistry point of view) in replacing the cyan and light cyan in UT2 with magenta and light magenta (they are bluish as oposed to cool gray) from UT. Using QTR I can mix inks any way I want to, it's the ink tones that interest me. Having just bought a new set of UT2 inks (4oz bottles) I would hate to spend the same money again for just 2 tones that I need. Thanks for any input. Andu
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QTR-UT2-P. Roark
2005-01-14 by - andu -
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