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Description
A universal concentrate for paper and film, diluted 1+4 to 1+9. A practical alternative to the branded universals at a noticeably lower cost per litre of working solution.
What it does
Neutral tone on most variable-contrast papers, a full black and quick development at the strong dilutions. On film it works at weaker dilutions and longer times — one bottle covers both jobs.
On consumption
A high concentrate means a one-litre bottle makes up to nine litres of working solution. For a home darkroom that is several months’ supply in a container you can actually find room for.
Questions and answers
How does it differ from PQ Universal?
Both are phenidone/hydroquinone universals over a similar dilution range. Compare them on your own paper and on the cost per litre of working solution.


