Paper printing with HC110

[Rangefinder_fan]

Hey all,
as the title states, am wondering if anyone has done that before. I did some printing over the cny break, only to discover that my damn Ilford paper developer had gone bad (the clue was the coffee coloured liquid that came out of the container). Did some searching online, and found that HC110 could be used.
I did up the mix and the prints came out fine. But my paper edges, where I have an unprinted border, were a little yellowish. Any idea if that is due to the HC or simply because the paper was a little old? I last used the paper perhaps about 6mths ago..

For those who may want to give it a try, my printing times were 2min HC110 bath, 1 min water stop bath, 1 min fix.

regards

rf

 

[sweat100]

That is a cool one! By the way, what is the dilution factor of the HC110?

 

[Rangefinder_fan]

I did solution A, which is 1:15.
The times given online ranged from 2-3mins, so I guess you should just do a couple of test prints to see what you are comfortable with.

 

[jtb]

try fixing it longer..........as I encountered this before.