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Review Summary
2020-08-03T00:28:15
Works well at keeping water marks off my film! I wish that the measurements were a little more exact for making 1 liter instead of the full 5 liters
DILLON M.
2020-06-27T18:19:07
I home develop my C-41 film exclusively with the lab grade Flexicolor chemicals, and my experiences using them for the past year them have been pretty good. Using the Final Rinse is pretty easy, just mix the stock solution, then put 600ml of the stock into its own container. When you're done with the final wash of the film, pour this in, 30 seconds agitation, 1 minute of letting it sit, pull the film out, squeegee it with a Final Rinse soaked squeegee, then let it hang to dry for about 2/2.5 hours. The only issue is one of user error, where I tried to cheap out on not buying a squeegee, and ended up with streaking, since rubber gloves aren't that good at replacing a proper film squeegee. Otherwise, I've gotten many months of use out of a single batch, only needing to occasionally filter it after a few uses to prevent emulsion buildup.
JOSEPH R.
2020-06-25T15:19:28
Works great
KENNETH H.
2020-03-23T08:08:49
Still getting the hang of this product - but it did the job~ this was the only store that had it in stock in person in NYC. Good price. Love c41 processing myself!
Melanie G.
2020-02-27T08:28:08
I haven't seen this anywhere online or the bottle so I thought I would let everyone know. Mix 9ml with water to create a 1000ml solution.
Stone C.
2019-04-09T11:08:01
Works just like it should
STEVEN Z.
2018-12-17T14:22:49
Gets the job done!
Caleb S.
2017-05-12T13:58:22
I was impressed with range of photo chemistry available. Deliver was quick. Item was well packaged. Will shop again.
WAYNE P.
2016-02-16T05:45:50
I home develop my color film using a Jobo or Unicolor kit and was looking for a post-stabilizing rinse to help remove stains and streaks. This product works very well in this regard. I add it to distilled water and rinse my developed color film for about 1 minute, and then hang to dry. Negatives look much better.
Richard K.