Re: Bleaching palladium prints
Richard Sullivan (richsul@roadrunner.com)
Thu, 20 Nov 1997 08:24:11 -0700
>I'm not adding anything really … but …… Muriatic acid is simply a dilute
>form of Hydrochloric Acid which many printers will have in their
>possession
>and secondly :
>one might consider the store bleach which is less expensive than Clorox™
>as it tends to now be a generic name. The reason is that the bleach is
>primarily Sodium Hypochlorite and, as I understand it, the cheaper
>bleaches do not have added fluorescent brighteners added as does Clorox™
That's why I said plain Clorox. Ain't that sort of like frigidaire, a
generic term now? And you're right muriatic is a dilute form of
hydrochloric, somehting like 27% instead of 30% and beats hell out of me
why the two names for such a slight difference. Probably the English. They
mess up the names of things fierce over there.
DIck Sullivan
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