Removing Amitol stains from trays and a epoxy sink

bwphoto

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Been working heavily lately with amitol print developer and frustrated by the staining that occurs with this developer. Does anyone have suggestions as to how to manage them? I have tried draping my sink with fiberglas sheeting but it is hard to work with and the stains still find there way under it. Thanks for any suggestions you may have.

 

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Use plastic trays and containers?

I do hope you aren't using your kitchen sink for this!

 

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Tilex Soap Scum Remover obliterates pyro and amidol stains on contact. You don't even have to scrub them.

 

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Thanks Jim!

 

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Thank you, Jim

 

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For hands, Avon SkinSoSoft works miracles with all manner of nasty substances