We tried diluting Eboni with GLOP. It was a disaster. The carbon particles precipitate very quickly (1-2 days). However, MIS PK tested Ok. Cheers, Daniela --- In DigitalBlackandWhiteThePrint@yahoogroups.com, "Greg" <dfaprinting@...> wrote: > > > However, it'll take a while. I > > think, however, I've now matched the commercial bases with respect to > > smoothness -- it's the surfactant that matters. I'm now testing an > > industrial strength Dow product. > > > > Paul > > www.PaulRoark.com > > > > > Have you tried mixing the carbon particles in with the GLOP. I'm sure > it is not that easy, but you should be able to get carbon in the 1 or 2 > micron range. That and some 3 micron filter material to make sure that > you don't have any chunks should get the job done. > > You may of course need an ultrasonic mixer of some kind to get things > in suspension properly, I really doubt it is as simple as dumping > particles into the base and mixing with a common stirring device. >
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Re: Eboni-6 tones, etc.
2008-01-22 by dgattarino
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