whats the difference between canister and tube? and how do you use/mix them
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The tube is a single use. The canister has enough product to color six to eight times. The canister requires the mixing bowl in order to pump the color directly from the base of the bowl and the top of the canister.
65178
They are the same but with the canister you need an attachment to your bowl to place on the canister to get the color out.
65179
you need to have the Goldwell mixing bowl to use the canister, the tube you can squeeze the product out.
65180
For canister you need to buy special plate-opener in addition, because it opens the canister under the pressure, the tube you can squeeze by yourself. You need to mix it in 1:1 proportions with another goldwell liquid for coloring.
65181
With the canister, you need the Goldwell special bowl in order to use it. With the tube you can use any mixing bowl.Hope this helps
441872
Canisters are sold separately! But there super cheap and are are ext lite to carry in a day pack, or bugout pack!! Check out YouTube with nutnfancy on these MSR stoves!! That's how I was made aware of them and what they do and there abilities! !! Nutnfancy has great information on a lot of outdoor products like this that are out in the field tested!!
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K., Jesse has it right. Isobutane canister you find at most camping/backpacking stores. I use MSR ISOPRO for my fuel, but this stuff is available in lots of stores under different names. Screw it on, fold out pot supports, turn on gas using little wire handle and light. Your water or whatever will be happily boiling in a few minutes. Adjustment is smooth and easy using the little wire handle to get the amount of flame you want. When your done just unscrew and pack up but obviously wait a few minutes till it cools down. I purchased one of these for everyone in my family. I works and seems to hold up over time but I tend to baby my stuff since I hate to re-buy things once I get used to using them. K., Jesse has it right. Isobutane canister you find at most camping/backpacking stores. I use MSR ISOPRO for my fuel, but this stuff is available in lots of stores under different names. Screw it on, fold out pot supports, turn on gas using little wire handle and light. Your water or whatever will be happily boiling in a few minutes. Adjustment is smooth and easy using the little wire handle to get the amount of flame you want. When your done just unscrew and pack up but obviously wait a few minutes till it cools down. I purchased one of these for everyone in my family. I works and seems to... » Read More K., Jesse has it right. Isobutane canister you find at most camping/backpacking stores. I use MSR ISOPRO for my fuel, but this stuff is available in lots of stores under different names. Screw it on, fold out pot supports, turn on gas using little wire handle and light. Your water or whatever will be happily boiling in a few minutes. Adjustment is smooth and easy using the little wire handle to get the amount of flame you want. When your done just unscrew and pack up but obviously wait a few minutes till it cools down. I purchased one of these for everyone in my family. I works and seems to hold up over time but I tend to baby my stuff since I hate to re-buy things once I get used to using them. « Show Less
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You pour the small can into the big can and mix them together. You must get some good quality smooth rollers. Make sure you have proper ventilation. The fumes of this pain will make you very dizzy and sick if you inhale it for a long period of time. Use a mask with a filter on it.
904304
I prefer the liquid form as I can be a little more accurate with the application which serves to conserve some product as well. You really aren't going to go wrong with either, great products.
1066259
I have to fill the canister with water completely. Then I fill both input and output hoses with water before attaching them to the pump. I hope this helps! It took me a while to figure it out.
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Dear Lunamar--Just put it on a tray the same way you do with the tube. Thank You! Hope you enjoy from the product as much as I do.
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I did spread the use of my canisters over a period of several days and that was no problem. You have to change the tip between uses, but they give you plenty with each pair of canisters. It seems as if the liquids do not activate until they mix at the tip. I did close the tanks at the valve between uses as an extra precaution.
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Well get your self a 5 gal bucket and put the 25 micron bag in then in it put the next size micron bag and so on tell the 220 micron bag which is the bag your material goes in the add ice cold water to cover material then add ice. Mix this non stop for 20-30 min. Should be white and frothy during mixing. Let settle for 15-20 mins the. Start draining the bags. Try not to squeeze the bags let them drip out. Well I hope this helps you.
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The container is the only difference. They both contain the same weight of the acacia senegal soluble powder. The "can" cantainer is easier to keep and measure from, but the soft pack is cheaper. I bought the can type first and keep it to empty the soft packages into when I order additional refills.
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the best answer i can give is a combination of marburg and max d. answer, the tubes should be the of the same type, but the don't have to be "matched"but, "matched" would be optimal , though they usually do cost more for the process of testing, matching
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In hope that this helps someone:I have 2 pumps, both with canister filters. I use carbon in one and in the other I use Matrix with NO media bag. HOWEVER, if I only had one pump I'd use a media bag in order to separate them since Matrix doesn't require replacement while carbon does. Also I'd situate the Matrix ABOVE the carbon.
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Use straight, no mixing required.Although i do not know the mix % to water feels heavier than 50/50, Genuine M/B fluid products are worth the money IMO.....
2011779
Make sure you completly combine both parts (quickly) and pour it into or onto evenly. I mixed and poured in small batches. Have lots of stirring sticks and mixing cups!
1922365
I have not used mine yet, but I use all type canisters with my jet oil, as all have the same connection.
1404773
Scrape off the areas that are gooey and wet then mix again and re pour. I found that it really helped when I mixed it up on a scale so I had the same amount of both in weight. Had no problems after that. Also I was told by the company to mix well in a disposable container for exactly a minute then pour in a new container and mix for another whole minute with a new mixing stick. Throw both containers away after that.
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the canister I use is a Ronson multi-fill canister with the basic tip (no adapter)..It is just a straight tip..