View Full Version : Masterkleer UV blue tubing left stains
StatiS
04-22-2010, 01:49 PM
I wanted to test how my brand new masterkleer UV blue tubing will shine in my system and noticed that all of it wansn`t in solid color but as if it was painted with water dye. Then I noticed green stains on my hands - I think they were transfered from the tubing. Those stains can be seen only under UV light and I can`t remove them :D. In the travel package both UV tubings from Masterkleer - blue and green were next to each other. Could it be possible that green transferred some of its UV material?
Petra
04-22-2010, 02:01 PM
Wait, UV reactive Masterkleer? When did this happen? I don't remember that being available... :confused:
hokiealumnus
04-23-2010, 10:30 AM
Well, I'm as surprised as you are Petra, but: http://www.ekwaterblocks.com/shop/accessories/tubing/tube-masterkleer-13-10mm-uv-blue-transparent.html
EDIT - That was blue. There's also red (http://www.ekwaterblocks.com/shop/accessories/tubing/tube-masterkleer-13-10mm-uv-red.html) & green (http://www.ekwaterblocks.com/shop/accessories/tubing/tube-masterkleer-13-10mm-uv-green.html).
I'll keep my masterkleer, um...clear, thanks. :D
Wait, UV reactive Masterkleer? When did this happen? I don't remember that being available... :confused:
All colored masterkleer tubings seem to be UV. My blue masterkleer is UV too. Not that I care though... I dont use UV lights ^^. Just bought it because it's blue and I cant find correct sized primochill tubing anywhere in EU.
Petra
04-23-2010, 11:06 AM
All colored masterkleer tubings seem to be UV. My blue masterkleer is UV too. Not that I care though... I dont use UV lights ^^. Just bought it because it's blue and I cant find correct sized primochill tubing anywhere in EU.
Interesting... I guess I just never ordered the regular colored tubing from McMaster to find out. heh.