Dirty Down - Thinner Solvent for Snot and Gore
If you want to make a thinner consistency snot and gore, for example to be used for glazing an area, or you just prefer the product to be a bit thinner than it is, decant a little snot or gore into a separate pot and add thinner until you get that desired consistency for your work. If the pot you have made your mix in can be sealed with a lid it can be kept for some time.
If Snot and Gore is aĀ little dry, addĀ only a few drips at a time to the potĀ and stir to bring it back to its usual consistency.
If the Snot and Gore isĀ very dry, the thinner solvent may need to be left for some time before it can be mixed in. Add aĀ teaspoon of the thinner to the pot and Do Not Stir Yet.Ā Leave for some time, possibly overnight,Ā with the lid on.Ā Then open the pot and stir well. If it is still too dry, repeat these actions but use less thinner each time you do this process until you get the usual consistency.
*50ml
Original: $8.17
-65%$8.17
$2.86
Description
If you want to make a thinner consistency snot and gore, for example to be used for glazing an area, or you just prefer the product to be a bit thinner than it is, decant a little snot or gore into a separate pot and add thinner until you get that desired consistency for your work. If the pot you have made your mix in can be sealed with a lid it can be kept for some time.
If Snot and Gore is aĀ little dry, addĀ only a few drips at a time to the potĀ and stir to bring it back to its usual consistency.
If the Snot and Gore isĀ very dry, the thinner solvent may need to be left for some time before it can be mixed in. Add aĀ teaspoon of the thinner to the pot and Do Not Stir Yet.Ā Leave for some time, possibly overnight,Ā with the lid on.Ā Then open the pot and stir well. If it is still too dry, repeat these actions but use less thinner each time you do this process until you get the usual consistency.
*50ml
