I was at that show too! Not sure what the exact difference is. All I know is that what I have works. Below is the emails back and forth from Ryan at Ryonet:
I've never used that rip before, not sure if it is a screen printing compatible rip, but either way you want to go with the WP+ if you are using the standard epson ink, it is the best stuff on the market right now, you will still have to use your best printer settings and best paper settings are PREMIUM GLOSSY PHOTO PAPER.
Hope this helps
Ryan
From: imaginTEE [mailto:
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Sent: Mon 9/1/2008 8:22 PM
To: Ryonet Sales Department
Subject: Re: Film Question
Wow thanks for the quick response. I do have the Epson Stylus Rip Professional software installed. (I'm a graphic designer before a screen printer

Not sure what the difference is. Which film do you suggest I get?
Thanks again.
On Sep 1, 2008, at 10:12 PM, Ryonet Sales Department wrote:
Water proof plus is designed to work with standard epson ink (pigment ink), it should work fine with your printer, I have a 2200 but I use fast ink and accurip, I've used fast rip in the past too, are you using it with a rip, if so the WP+ would work much better iwth accurip than fast rip.
Thanks and please let us know if you have any other questions.
Ryan
Silk Screening Supplies .com, screen printing equipment, silk screen printing kits
From: imaginTEE [mailto:
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Sent: Mon 9/1/2008 7:31 PM
To: Ryonet Sales Department
Subject: Film Question
Can you tell me if your R-Film will work in my Epson 2200 without special ink? I use my printer for regular paper printing often, and not sure if I want to be switching between inks all the time. So I'm trying to find a solution.
Thanks.
R-Film WP+, 8.5"x14" 100Pk 5 Mil Water Proof Positive Film
Item No. WPPLUS8.5X14