Cooper�s D-INK-GAL D-Ink, 1 Gallon Bottle

[Copeya]

Does anyone know where to get this anymore? Katun doesnt carry it a and all the google links have broken links to purchase.

[JR2ALTA]

[Stormhammer]

Does anyone know where to get this anymore? Katun doesnt carry it a and all the google links have broken links to purchase.

Ranger Archival Ink Cleaner seems to work on everything. Even works to clean permanent marker off stuff. Gentle enough to work on rubber stamps.

[philjessen]

[philjessen]

Does anyone know where to get this anymore? Katun doesnt carry it a and all the google links have broken links to purchase.

Image Supply sells a direct comparable to the D-Ink product. It's called Ink BeGone. It's non-carcinogenic and runs about 20% less than what D-Ink was selling for. Available in 8 oz and 1 gallon containers. About $10 a gallon less expensive than the Cooper's product also.

Image Supply Service

Phone: 800-283-6447

[copytech,mike]

Image Supply sells a direct comparable to the D-Ink product. It's called Ink BeGone. It's non-carcinogenic and runs about 20% less than what D-Ink was selling for. Available in 8 oz and 1 gallon containers.

Image Supply phone: 800-283-6447

Used ink be gone plenty. its ok but just not nearly as strong as d-ink. D-ink was the King.

[mloudy]

[ZOOTECH]

Fedron was also King.

I think Fedron is the reason I lost my sense of smell; too many typewriter platens cleaned.

[copytech,mike]

Might need a backup plan. Have you tried INX brand that Precision Roller carries?

I havent tried the INK but i dont think its going to be like the D-INK. My guess is that its some sort of clear looking volotile shit. Kinda that Fedron that melted the rollers! D-Ink cleaned the rollers for you and it would also clean up nasty stains on covers as well. Ink Be Gone is easy on the rollers and does a nice job but is worthless for cleaning any stains.

[copytech,mike]

I think Fedron is the reason I lost my sense of smell; too many typewriter platens cleaned.

Yeah! That Fedron had to be carried in a glass jar!

[copytech,mike]

Fedron was also King.

King? Fedron did a good job at melting the rollers!

[mloudy]

[richs]

Fedron was great for typewriter platens and power rollers. We would remove them and put them on a drill. Take a shop rag and lay sandscreen on it and then spin the roller while gripping the roller and moving the rag up and and down, end to end. Rubber dust filled the air. THEN came the Fedron to finish things off.

With Inkbgone, Korkay and a knife I can do wonders.

Spilt a bottle of Fedron on a copier control panel once.Melted real good and had to open the windows to prevent the customer from getting high.Never used it again.