I don't know, Will. It might be. I know that the major ingredient is carbon,
but I recommend calling the maker of the toner first to be sure that it
doesn't contain other substances which might hurt the coatings. I still
recommend obtaining the carbon black (lamp black, bone black, etc.) from a
calligraphy store. It's not expensive, considering that the smallest bottle
possible will last a lifetime.
Regards,
Bob...
From: "William Robb" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Some time ago, there was a discussion about
> removing small blemishes from lenses by using
> carbon black to polish them out.
> Today at dog school, I had to refill the
> photocopier toner cartridge, and the toner was a
> very fine black powder that got all over
> everything (it was quite funny, fortunately my
> dog is already black).
> Would this be carbon black (lamp black)?
> William Robb
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