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27 Jul, 2016
Didn't work for leather shoe / rubber sole repair
5 of 7 found this helpful I attempted to use this product to reattach a rubber sole that had become detached from the leather upper. Nearly half the sole had come away, so this was a substantial repair. I sanded both the sole and the leather to key the surface. The instructions recommend clamping the join overnight - this obviously difficult on a curved shoe where such a large area has to be clamped. I clamped it as best I could and left it for 12 hours. On testing the repair, the sole came away immediately, so I cannot recommend the product.
29 Mar, 2017
Great value toner refill
This is a great value solution for those looking to avoid Epson's eye-watering prices for a new toner cartridge (£92 each!). It's a fairly simple operation to refill the old cartridge with this toner powder. The process is:
1. Put the printer in toner replace mode so that it rotates the carousel and you can remove the correct colour.
2. Wearing the supplied mask (to prevent breathing in the very fine toner powder), remove the end cap on the cartridge. You might need pliers to do this.
3. Empty any remaining toner into the bin.
4. Pour the contents of the toner bottle into the cartridge. I had to put the neck of the bottle into the hole and wiggle it about to get the powder in. It takes quite a while!
5. Replace the end cap on the tone cartridge and shake it gently lengthways to distribute the toner evenly.
6. Loosen the tiny crosshead screw on the cartridge to remove the reset chip and replace it with the one supplied.
7. Replace the cartridge in the printer.
The quality of the black toner is indistinguishable from the original to me. The colours, not so much. I also found that some toner powder escaped the cartridge and gathered inside the machine, but this doesn't appear to do any harm.