Did I buy the wrong fixer?

MattKing · Dec 23, 2013

Karl A said:
You just made me think of something, I wonder if the separate hardener from Kodak Rapid Fixer can be used just as a hardener in the situation you mentioned? I have several of those small bottles which I have no use for. I do use brown toner regularly but I never bothered to use a hardener after.

Greg Davis helpfully explored just this issue: (there was a url link here which no longer exists)

I've started buying the Kodak Rapid Fixer again as a result.

Tom1956 · Dec 23, 2013

Truthfully, there is no such thing as the wrong fixer when you get down to it. Any is better than none, and most will suit.

Karl A · Dec 23, 2013

MattKing said:
Greg Davis helpfully explored just this issue: (there was a url link here which no longer exists)

I've started buying the Kodak Rapid Fixer again as a result.

Thanks, that is interesting, I may try it after brown toner

RattyMouse · Dec 23, 2013

Sorry folks. False alarm on my part. Roger was right, I have Kodafix, a "fast acting, hardening fixer".

I should have waited until I got home to find out what I actually had before posting my question.

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