Quote Originally Posted by MrDenton View Post
Wet mag? At Irvine last year I watched a TFH team member spraying stuff on the props then some other stuff. Said he was looking for cracks.
Yes Bob, cracks are what I'm looking for.



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We use crack detector on our prop, mainly because it stainless and can't be mag'd. Its great for in the field use, like a fuel hydro between rounds. You can get at Granger or Mc Master Carr.

That is not wet mag. Wet mag involves magnetizing the part and magnetic dust in a solution that the part is either dip in or it is sprayed on an the particles will adhere to the crack due to north/south at the crack, and are detectable under a black light. Dry mag is similar except it is dry power and it leave a white line that can harder to see if the crack is very short and thin.