C Corro69 Member Joined Apr 12, 2017 Messages 24 Apr 20, 2017 #1 AP is dark brown, thick and has a brown film. Sent from my D6616 using Tapatalk
glorycloud Well-known member Joined Dec 5, 2008 Messages 1,905 Location Georgia Apr 20, 2017 #2 Add more HCL and see if the brown film goes away. That's my thought. It might just be saturated with copper / other metals. Are you using AP for gold fingers or for something else?
Add more HCL and see if the brown film goes away. That's my thought. It might just be saturated with copper / other metals. Are you using AP for gold fingers or for something else?
C Corro69 Member Joined Apr 12, 2017 Messages 24 Apr 20, 2017 #3 Gold fingers Sent from my D6616 using Tapatalk
Shark Well-known member Joined Jun 8, 2014 Messages 3,414 Location Alabama Apr 20, 2017 #4 I didn't see one, but you might try an air pump from a fish aquarium. That may not help the floating surface material but it will improve your AP.
I didn't see one, but you might try an air pump from a fish aquarium. That may not help the floating surface material but it will improve your AP.
C Corro69 Member Joined Apr 12, 2017 Messages 24 Apr 20, 2017 #5 Bought one today actually lol Sent from my D6616 using Tapatalk
FrugalRefiner Administrator Staff member Administrator Supporting Member Moderator Joined Jan 14, 2012 Messages 6,655 Location Ohio, USA Apr 20, 2017 #6 Corro, your image is too large to be displayed here. The maximum width is 1,400 pixels. You can resize your image, then edit your post to delete the original reference and add the new image, or you can just make a new post with the resized image. For help with images, see Attaching Images or Files, Working with Attachments and Resizing an Image with IrfanView. Before I see the image, I'd say aerate. Dave
Corro, your image is too large to be displayed here. The maximum width is 1,400 pixels. You can resize your image, then edit your post to delete the original reference and add the new image, or you can just make a new post with the resized image. For help with images, see Attaching Images or Files, Working with Attachments and Resizing an Image with IrfanView. Before I see the image, I'd say aerate. Dave
R richard2013 Well-known member Joined May 27, 2014 Messages 90 Location Philippines Apr 20, 2017 #7 Hmm dark green cloudy, its saturated with based metals or probably someone did a poo on it that's where the floating object came from,, :mrgreen:
Hmm dark green cloudy, its saturated with based metals or probably someone did a poo on it that's where the floating object came from,, :mrgreen: