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1. Oxides: Oxide formulations are used on painted or smooth surfaces including
most plastics. These powders are extremely sensitive to moisture—in
particular—the sebaceous or oily secretions that may contaminate the fingertips.
Silk Black (101L), Gray (102L), White (103L) and Brilliant Red (104L)
are oxide powders. After latents are developed, we recommend that excess
powder be removed using a feather duster (123LB or 123LW

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Prior to use of any of the following latent print development processes,
consult the appropriate Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) for handling and
personal safety information found on our website at www.sirchie.com/support. For
proper use of each product, consult the appropriate Technical Information Bulletin.
QUICK TOUR—LATENT PRINT DEVELOPMENT TECHNIQUES
NON-POROUS SURFACES
Painted Wood or Metal, Glass, Plastic
Oxide Latent Print Powders,
Fluorescent Latent Print Powders,
Magnetic Latent Print Powders
(non-ferrous surfaces only),
or Cyanoacrylate Fuming
Dye Staining
Small Particle Reagent (SPR)
POROUS SURFACES
Paper, Cardboard, Raw Wood
Iodine Fuming
DFO
Ninhydrin
Silver Nitrate Physical Developer
STICKY SIDE MATERIALS
Tapes, Labels with Wet Adhesive
Sticky Side Powders,
Dye Staining (Crystal Violet),
or Cyanoacrylate Fuming
Dye Staining
NON-POROUS SURFACES
Plated or Polished Surfaces
Metallic Powders,
Combination Powders,
Small Particle Reagent (SPR),
or Cyanoacrylate Fuming
Dye Staining
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