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The normal Part B for Pyrocat-HD is a 75% solution of Potassium Carbonate (750g/litre).
I am aware that a 20% solution of Sodium Carbonate can be used, but requires 5x the quantity Part B in that case.
I've seen reference to using 10% Sodium Hyroxide. Has anyone tried this and, if so, what does it do to the A:B mixing ratio?
Are there other Part B alternatives worth knowing about? The sodium hydroxide alternative is appealing because lye is relatively cheap as compared to Sodium Carbonate.
Thanks In Advance!
I am aware that a 20% solution of Sodium Carbonate can be used, but requires 5x the quantity Part B in that case.
I've seen reference to using 10% Sodium Hyroxide. Has anyone tried this and, if so, what does it do to the A:B mixing ratio?
Are there other Part B alternatives worth knowing about? The sodium hydroxide alternative is appealing because lye is relatively cheap as compared to Sodium Carbonate.
Thanks In Advance!