Hi,
Do you guys clean the transfer belt of any machine with a specific detergent? chemical?
thanks
Do you guys clean the transfer belt of any machine with a specific detergent? chemical?
thanks
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Re: Transfer Belt
I used cheap metal polisher - brasso , maybe canon not recommended but very powerful -
Re: Transfer Belt
On rubbery transfer belts I use Contractors De-Solv-It (orange oil based solvent) followed by a rinse of alcohol.
On mylar-like transfer belts I use paraffin lamp oil followed by a rinse of alcohol. You cannot scrub on mylar-like belts. Wipe lightly only or you will scratch the surface.
You'll have to run 100 or more LTR images to squeegee off the remaining solvent from the primary belt. Image quality will gradually come back.
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Re: Transfer Belt
great information you got there blackcat, thank youOn rubbery transfer belts I use Contractors De-Solv-It (orange oil based solvent) followed by a rinse of alcohol.
On mylar-like transfer belts I use paraffin lamp oil followed by a rinse of alcohol. You cannot scrub on mylar-like belts. Wipe lightly only or you will scratch the surface.
You'll have to run 100 or more LTR images to squeegee off the remaining solvent from the primary belt. Image quality will gradually come back.
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