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Commercial Coffenol manufacturer?

I don't know if I'd use a commercial Caffenol developer. Part of the appeal for me is to vary the formula and application; the spirit of experimentation for the non-chemist.

I use Caffenol as a paper developer as discussed in this thread: (there was a url link here which no longer exists)

I find it very effective in this regard, rendering lith-like prints. (though Tim Rudman tells me that Caffenol developing is not infectious, a key requirement in lith printing.)

The following print was developed between 3-5 minutes in traditional Caffenol (non-C) on Kentmere VC Glossy.
http://www.woophy.com/map/download.php?file=328182.jpg

Here is the same shot printed on out-dated Kodak Polymax paper. I think the resulting swirls are a result of the extreme age of the paper. I like it, though.
http://www.woophy.com/map/download.p...e=320120.jpg
 
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Think I'll whip up a batch of Rosemarylol plus Vitamin C
 
if interested, i sell kits to make caffenol,
ive been selling them for years with coffee i source and roast myself.
 
My friend Tom Hoskinson was on this thread
He was a friend of mine through this forum
A true chemist he so generously helped me and others. if I had a chemistry question he could always give me straight talk..
AND SUPPORT JOHN AND BUY HIS CAFFENOL.KITS!!
 

i agree, tom was a friend of mine too, really nice person ..

thanks peter !
 

I Think you mean caffeic acid and not caffeine acid.
 
Best conclusion to a contentious zombie thread ever!

John, tell us where to get your pre-made Caffenol...
 
There are dozens of producers - they are called coffee companies.
 
Best conclusion to a contentious zombie thread ever!

John, tell us where to get your pre-made Caffenol...
hey filmamigo
you just send me a PM and i will measure out/send you a kit using sumatra beans
i can supply you with whatever you might need.
thanks!
john