| Author | Message | ||
     Greg Watson (Unregistered Guest) Unregistered guest Posted From: 254.anniston.lib.al.us |
Yes you can use regular powder. Flourescent seems to work better. You then should photograph the print if possible. Most importantly Sirchie makes a silicone based casting kit that works well. It is model PVS-100. Its the best I have seen in lifting these type prints. Also works great on rough surfaces such as dash boards and gun boxes. | ||
| John Froude |
If the perpetrator was painting a house white, got wet paint on his/her hands which was still wet when he/she handled the brick while committing the crime, why sure, there may be pretty good fingerprints on that brick! | ||
| Caron M. Wootten |
Can prints be lifted from a large smooth rock (used to break the window) that was involved in a fire? | ||
| Dave Leedahl |
I have had some sucess getting partial latent prints from a brick with the use of flourescent orange powder and feather duster and veiwing it with an alternate light source. | ||
| Eric Landau |
Hello, in my Criminalistics class we were givin an assignment on lifting latent prints from a brick. Is it possible? If so, what chemical should be used and how do you apply it to get a good lift. |
