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winewood · 03-08-2003, 06:41 AM

I noticed that some uv dyes are made for different applications. Some are for oil based products, transmissions, airconditioners, fuel systems, power steering. Make sure that the one you get is for water applications. Frankly as little dye needed to color a setup, it shouldn't change the properties of the water, but an oil based dye would mees you up.
Also, you will pay out the nose for "cooling" websites and uv dye. Just get the stuff they repackage from the leak detection stores.

DangerDens's resold dye .. bottom of page..

The real question would be This KIT .. I think I want to try this. Anyone have any cautionary words?

I am new at uv dye myself. Any correction to my understandings are welcome.

03-08-2003, 06:41 AM	#2
winewood Cooling Savant Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: in my chair Posts: 574	I noticed that some uv dyes are made for different applications. Some are for oil based products, transmissions, airconditioners, fuel systems, power steering. Make sure that the one you get is for water applications. Frankly as little dye needed to color a setup, it shouldn't change the properties of the water, but an oil based dye would mees you up. Also, you will pay out the nose for "cooling" websites and uv dye. Just get the stuff they repackage from the leak detection stores. DangerDens's resold dye .. bottom of page.. The real question would be This KIT .. I think I want to try this. Anyone have any cautionary words? I am new at uv dye myself. Any correction to my understandings are welcome. __________________ -winewood- Last edited by winewood; 03-08-2003 at 09:34 AM.