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10-27-2013, 10:44 PM
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I apologize for bouncing off of the original topic, but has anyone else noticed this exact same thing with Uzit backs? I remember a couple of others mentioning this on a past thread, and I certainly agree. One appears very light, while the others appear to be much darker. It could just be a fade, but it honestly does not seem like it.
Sorry for bouncing off the original topic, but I find this thread pretty interesting and I would like to know more about why some inks are darker and some are lighter. I remember how cool it was when the Sovereign 350's color variations were explained to me. It makes sooooo much sense. Maybe there is a reason for this too? Cool thread! Derek 
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