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Ilford PQ Universal Paper Developer 5L

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$30.08 $44.23 In stock

Category: Print & Print Processing Print Processing Chemicals

PQ Universal is a liquid concentrate developer suitable for developing all black and white papers. Used at a dilution of 1+9 it is clean working and has excellent keeping properties. It gives a slightly warm of neutral image tone with most papers. It can also be used for the dish/tray processing of some sheet film products.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

William G. ★★★★★

Used the 1+14 dilution for fiber prints and the tones came out perfectly clean, no staining at all. The concentrate keeps well in a half-full bottle for months, so it’s a good value for the volume.

Aurora N. ★★★★★

Three rolls of fiber paper developed without any streaking, and the developer stayed crystal clear for the whole session. That 1+9 dilution ratio is exactly as promised.

Ellie ★★★★★

Mixing this up at 1+9 dilution is incredibly easy, and the working solution stays fresh for weeks in a tightly capped bottle. Gives fiber paper a clean, crisp tone without any of the mottling I used to fight with other developers.