Interesting,

I recall a catalogue with the dye spelt with two "t"s. And if I look deep
enough I could probably find a technique using the same spelling????

Tony

>>> "Nader, Alexander" <alexander.nader@wgkk.sozvers.at>
9/February/2001 07:26pm >>>
> KERNECHTROTT (NUCLEAR FAST RED) COUNTERSTAIN
> Kernechtrott is an anthraquinone dye.  When complexed with
aluminium,

Thank you for the recipe, but please change the name to Kernechtrot
(only
one "t"), it sounds a little bit funny for German speaking people, as "rott"
does mean absolutely the same in English and German.

Alex Nader