Mark,
That does not surprise me. Unless your developer is polluted, or
base, COT 320 clears readily in almost anything. If you add a little
vinegar it will even clear in water!!
I like citric acid for clearing palladium, at about 5%. Very
efficient for clearing COT 320, and about everything else, and next
to water one of the safest and least expensive ingredients on the
planet.
Sandy
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>I was wondering if many people have tried Perma Wash instead of
>Kodak Hypo Clear, EDTA, etc.? I have been using it with COT 320 and
>it seems to work great. I also like the fact that it comes in
>liquid form instead of a powder. I mix it about 4 oz to a gallon
>instead of the recommended 3 oz to a gallon.
>
>I am Curious and not Yellow,
>
>Mark Nelson
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