Name: Kodak Photo-Flo 200 Photographic Wetting Agent, 16 Ounce Bottle.
Brand: Kodak
SKU: KKPF200P
Price: 13.99 USD
Availability: Discontinued
Rating: 5 (44 reviews)

Kodak Photo-Flo 200 Photographic Wetting Agent, 16 Ounce Bottle.

Kodak 1464510 Photo-Flo 200 Wetting Agent 16oz, Bottle

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Top Rated Gear: Kodak Photo-Flo 200 Photographic Wetting Agent, 16 Ounce Bottle.

Solution may be used after washing to minimize water spots and drying marks.

Love the service and great attitude and great products. Thanks

Its great

Indispensible last step for development to avoid water spots. Use distilled water when mixing this up. A container of this will last you for years as you only need a few mL per roll.

Does its job for clean negatives

Photo-Flo? More like Photo-Ayo

It?s photo flo. I used in every lab I?ve ever been in, and now I can use it at home. One bottle will last a lifetime.

Cool stuff

Adorama did a fine job of keeping me informed of shortage of product. I was offered many options / alternatives including waiting for replenishment of stock, which I chose. There was no charge until Phot-Flo was available. Adorama kept me informed of progress in obtaining the Photo-Flo, which I will use to make an excellent vinyl record cleaning solution. Thank you for being there and helping me. In Christ, Dorien de Lusignan

Excellent Vendor and Product

Just what I needed for hand coloring my photos.

Very satisfied

Perfect wetting agent for many uses.  I use it to help clean telescope optics without leaving a residue.

Perfect wetting agent

Essential

Kodak Photo-Flo has always been my go-to product when I had to try to rescue storm or flood damaged prints or negatives. 
Old school is still the best!

Great buy!

Negatives dry faster and cleaner with a quick rinse. Should last a long time with how little you need to use.

Does the trick

Great price, quick shipping, A+ service. Thanks!!!!

Great service!

Perfect for making fake blood! Definitely reccommend buying from Adorama.

Accessible and Helpful!

Product came in secure packaging, no leaks or anything. Since the amount of this product used is so small, i should have this bottle for a while. Significantly reduced dry time as well as water spots. 10/10 will purchase again when i need to

I would definitely recommend this

Would recommend

Awesome product

I have been using Photo flo since 1978 when I first started processing B&W film.It eliminates the need to squeegee the negatives

Reliable product

Have used this for years, Still does what it says...

Still does what it should.

Photo Flo: The dependable surfactant

It's Photo-Flo. Simple and effective for drying negatives. Don't go in the darkroom without it.

Don't go in the darkroom without it.

Only takes a drop - will last you many years.  Works well.

Literally costs pennies per development.

A very effective wetting agent that is simple to measure out for single use, such as one roll of 35mm after final water wash. Fill the developing drum to 35mm level with water and add 1/2 lid of KODAK Photo-Flo 200 Photographic Wetting Agent

KODAK Photo-Flo 200 Photographic Wetting Agent review.

Definitely will buy again

I used this product to clean my GGrandfather's Cenotaph.  I did research the cleaning of headstones prior to me cleaning it.  Yikes! Carumba........the marble headstone from the 1860's looked new after several months.  I know it's film wash but it did a grand job of cleaning the stone.

Headstone Cleaning

No water spotting on my negatives.  Very easy to use, I just keep about a gallon mixed up in the darkroom, and dunk my reels for about 30 seconds before I hang the negatives up to dry.

Worked great!

Review

1:200 is probably way too much.  I just use a couple of drops in a 16oz tank and it works fine.  May depend on water conditions.

Use VERY little

I've used Kodak Photo-Flow on both film and paper, B/W and color, of all kinds since about 1970.  Although I haven't done chemical photography processing for a couple of decades now, I went to Kodak Photo-Flow as a additive to glazes for use in my wife's ceramics work 30 years ago.  The same amounts that you would use in film and paper final rinse, used in glazes, eliminates bubble-based bare spots that appear after firing.  Kodak Photo-Flow also solves persistent problems of glaze not sticking when traces of powdered clay in cracks or even on the surface.

Unsurpassed Wetting Agent

If you process film at home you want to avoid water spots, so this is the solution.  My final rinse is with distilled water then Photoflo at the proper dilution and hang dry.  Never had a water spot since.

old classic that works for me

Works great at a wetting agent to prevent streaking on your negative. Be sure to use with distilled water and at recommended dilution for best results.