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Kodak Indicator Stop Bath - 16 Fluid oz.

Kodak Indicator Stop Bath - 16 Fluid oz. - Main image
$6.7 $10.99 In stock

Category: Darkroom

***Please note that this product is only available for Store Pickup only as we are not able to ship photographic chemicals.***

Kodak Indicator Stop Bath

  • Non-hardening, general- purpose stop bath for use with films and papers
  • Contains an indicator to signal exhaustion
  • Dilute 1 part concentrate with 63 parts water
  • Liquid
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Customer Reviews (4.4 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Eva ★★★★★

The indicator dye in this stop bath makes it foolproof—I can see exactly when the solution's spent without guessing. Mixed a fresh batch and it cleared my prints in about thirty seconds flat. Glad my local store had it for pickup, since shipping chemicals is always a hassle.

Claire S. ★★★★★

Took a bottle to the darkroom for my fiber prints and the indicator does exactly what it says, shifting to yellow when exhausted. No guessing if the bath is spent, which saves me from wasted paper. Solid value for a 16 oz bottle that’ll last a while.

Benjamin ★★★★★

The color change from purple to yellow is so obvious that I can't miss the moment the bath is exhausted—perfect for a beginner like me. Works great for stopping development cleanly after using D-76.