FPP Archival Permanent Wash (1 liquid quart concentrate) - For BW Negatives

Description

FPP Archival Permanent Wash (1 liquid quart concentrate)
For Black & White Negatives
Using an archival wash with your films and papers not only saves you over 90% water usage but guarantees your images will last the test of time.
The time and water savings are substantial (film wash times can be cut from 1 hour to 3 minutes!)
Use 3 ounces of product concentrate to make to make one gallon of long lasting working solution. You can pour back and reuse your working solution for up to 3 months.
The capacity per gallon of working solution is 75-100 rolls/sheets of film.
Don’t want to mix a gallon, use .75 oz (22ml) per quart. Follow the directions on the bottle for mixing and use.
FPP Archival Wash is the finest available!
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Overview
This is one liter of
Sprint Quicksilver Developer
. It is an economical, high-capacity developer for black & white prints with neutral tones.
Key Features
Quicksilver does not contain metol which can cause skin rashes in people with allergies.
This developer dilutes 1+9 in water to make working solution.
In the Box
Sprint Systems of Photography Quicksilver Developer for Black & White Paper (1 Liter)