As it says above. Specifically for use on GRP, Aluminium and Steel in daylight.
Thanks
Martin
Full Version: Dye penetrant test kit
Any welding supplier - Mercury Welding in Horsham for example.
Si
Si
RS Components 693-309 & 693-315
Also available at most industrial suppliers.
Also available at most industrial suppliers.
Cheers guys.
I was scratching my head about who would sell these - but it is obvious now you have pointed it out!
Trust they will also be OK on fibreglass.
Martin
I was scratching my head about who would sell these - but it is obvious now you have pointed it out!
Trust they will also be OK on fibreglass.
Martin
QUOTE (gazelle @ Apr 19 2008, 11:21 AM) 
Cheers guys.
I was scratching my head about who would sell these - but it is obvious now you have pointed it out!
Trust they will also be OK on fibreglass.
Martin
I was scratching my head about who would sell these - but it is obvious now you have pointed it out!
Trust they will also be OK on fibreglass.
Martin
Will find flaws in fibreglass but the penetrant does not evaporate and will take some washing off. The developer however is chalk suspended in a propellant that will evaporate.
QUOTE (Paul Wightman @ Apr 19 2008, 12:30 PM)
Will find flaws in fibreglass but the penetrant does not evaporate and will take some washing off. The developer however is chalk suspended in a propellant that will evaporate.
On most (clean) metal surfaces, you can see the dye without the developer. The dye gets everywhere - if you're not careful you'll look like an extra from the Texas Chainsaw Massacre!
Si
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