I have compiled a list of the best and least expensive 3rd party accessories for your Epson SureColor F2000. You are welcome you happy F2000 user you.
Matfere Bourgeat 320201 Exopap Baking Paper. This paper is an inexpensive and superior option for curing printed shirts and wet pretreat. This is what Epson uses.
https://www.hotelrestaurantsupply.com/MAT-320201.html
Bagcraft Papercon Parchment Paper. Less expensive alternative.
http://www.webstaurantstore.com/bagcraft-papercon-030010-ecocraft-bake-n-reuse-16-x-24-full-size-parchment-paper-pan-liner-1000-case/433030010NAT.html
Spray Bottle ideal for light application of pre-treat solution.
http://www.hardwareworld.com/Trigger-Sprayer-16-Ounce-p7OAKCX.aspx?gclid=Cj0KEQjwmNuuBRDTu5rDjr2kxJsBEiQAWlm6UnDjd_3C56zvR1l6p5_F4IOdBaDftgtOlunCFTcfsYoaAqEu8P8HAQ
Replacement Pre-Treat Rollers
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Linzer-Best-9-in-x-3-8-in-Microfiber-Roller-Cover-3-Pack-HD-RS-1733/203230113
Rolling Cabinet Works as Printer Table
Gladiator Adjustable Printer Table
http://www.garage-organization.com/Product.aspx?ProductId=109975&f=nt
Can I get details pls
Sure thing. Feel free to email me jledrew@melco.com and we can go over your questions in detail.
Grams/per inch or total grams of pretreat applied on the shirt is one way to check for proper volume. It is not a technique I use often though I hear it works well. I recall 5-7 grams on a 16×20 spray is the value. I suggest spraying with the proper concentrate, and then using a paint brush to smooth and ensure the surface is completely covered. It’s all about consistent coverage.
Hello, can you email me at jledrew@melco.com?