Plain Collodion is the clear sticky syrup that forms the base material for coating plates used in wet plate photography. Must be thinned with alcohol and ether to obtain the desired and appropriate physical properties (viscosity).
Store and use in a well ventilated area. Wear safety glasses and nitrile gloves when handling. IMPORTANT: Refer to material's safety data sheet (SDS) for additional safety and handling information. Use of this material is strictly at your own risk.
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Here's a simple two salt, general purpose collodion formula for making ambrotypes or negatives. The total volume about 600 ml.