[Solved] What is a disadvantage of the solvent removable penetrant process?

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Q.	What is a disadvantage of the solvent removable penetrant process?
A.	It is the least sensitive of the penetrant processes
B.	It is not well suited for use on rough surfaces
C.	It is highly portable
D.	No water is required for its use
Answer» B. It is not well suited for use on rough surfaces

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