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Never soaked film for scratches... Used this stuff (or modern packaging equivalent) for decades. Works well on non catastrophic scratches. Yes contains turpentine, use film cleaner when done printing. T

If you don't do it I will!!!... Kidding but can't think of a situation with more opportunities for great shots...

Hi Bob, I have 10 rolls of TMax100 120 @$7/roll Tom

Yes, plenty but very low of 120 format... Sorry, TMax400 120 all sold... I do have a little Acros100 120 and TMax100 120 left. Tom

6 rolls of Agfapan APX25, Professional 135-36...New in box but EXPIRED 01/2001. All same emulsion batch. I have not shot a test roll, so these are being sold AS-IS, I have no information on condition or viability. Sorry, no returns. Also selling similar 6 rolls 120. $100 plus $8 shipping...

6 rolls of Agfapan APX25, Professional 120 size...New in box but EXPIRED 01/2001. All same emulsion batch. I have not shot a test roll, so these are being sold AS-IS, I have no information on condition or viability. Sorry, no returns. Also selling similar 6 rolls 135-36... $100 plus $8...

Thanks to all for your information and suggestions, I appreciate it! Yes!... as I recall now it's free silver that has attached itself to the hangers. I'll try some of the suggested methods... I'm just trying to get the hangers more presentable and sell them... Thanks again, Tom

I have a number of Kodak 8x10" film hangers that have a gray/dark gray residue on them. IIRC this is a byproduct of development and is a silver compound (silver sulfite ?) of some sort... In my dim past I seem to recall that soaking in a Potassium Dichromate solution will clean them up... Is...

I use one of these with a Nikon D750 and an APO enlarging lens...

Most expiration dates are from 1999-2005. Will give specific dates upon request. Frozen for most of their life, last few years at 70F, dry and in the dark. Untested and sold as-is, no guarantee of quality...it's old film. ACROS 100 tested and seems to be fine shot at EI 50 and developed...

Acquired these on Monday... All mint-, the Nikonos may be unused...

A Nikkor 28/2 in several versions has been my go to "normal" lens for 50yrs. I love them all...

Humboldt County...

Don't think its still manufactured but back in the day Kodak Recording Film 2475 was the grainiest commercially available film. Curly ESTAR base. Developed in Dektol or Rodinal. Wow all outdated but some still available...

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