A deep black, strongly adhering powder providing excellent contrast. This very popular magnetic powder can be used on many surfaces. Examples are: aluminum, candles, and polystyrene foam. Very fresh fingerprints on paper can also be developed with this powder. A special application is in making comparison prints of shoe soles. The soles are coated with a very small amount of silicone oil (for example, from the SLM spray), and an impression is made on a sheet of paper, then visualized with Magnetic Jet Black.
1. The sole of the shoe is rubbed with a cloth on which silicone oil is sprayed.
2. The shoe is pressed on a large enough piece of paper (or worn and then stepped on the paper).
3. The print of the outsole is powdered with Magnetic Jet Black.
4. The resultant print.
At this moment we are not ready with the Swedish part of the website yet. You can still visit the pages of the old website at: www.bvda.com/ktm/index.html (opens in a new window or tab).