Can I use Flexicolor Final Rinse in-place of Wetting Agent

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Flexi color does an amazing job with my color rolls. Can I use it on my black and white film too? Is it archival? Is it at effective on B&W film as it is on color film?
 

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Sure you can. It's way more expensive than LFN or PhotoFlo. The color final rinse either Kodak or Fuji (EU formulation) contains miconazole, a commonly used anti-microbial. This is used as an anti fungal for a myriad of applications. It will keep the bugs from eating the gelatin. Though with silver present in black and white,this isn't so much of a problem as with color.
 
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Thank you!

Yeah I try fln and photo flo bu they never give me perfect results. I always have more than I want on my negs, but it seems like my color film always coems out great
 
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