Re: Photo chemistry destroying PVC

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On Tue, 14 Mar 2006 17:41:59 -0500, Lew <lew1716@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote/replied
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>    I assume that you're referring to darkroom plumbing... I haven't read 
>anything about this recently, but my understanding from years ago is that 
>B&W chemistry is ok, color negatives kind of ok if cleaned up by a thorough 
>fresh water wash, positive processes work a few years & need plumbing 
>replacement (ciba/ilfo chromes don't work at all). I don't recall anything 
>about alternate process chemistries. Hopefully, you'll be able to get some 
>more recent info.

All the plumbing I've ever seen on processors is ABS, not PVC. I guess there's a
good reason for that.

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