Must the two parts be mixed by volume, or can they be mixed by weight? Small quantities are easier for me to mix by weight.
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It's 50/50 on the mixture ratio. You don't have to be that accurate, I usually put some on a wax paper, then put about the same size of the other bottle next to it then mix them together with a tooth pick or something I can throw away. BTW Isopropyl alcohol can be used to clean up the area around what you glue as long as the mixture has not setup.
1016370
It would be difficult to divide all the additives exactly in half. Everything is premeasured for a 6 gallon carboy.
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2 pounds is equal to 32 oz. Remember that these are crystals, not a liquid solution, so that is 32 dry ounces (by weight), not fluid ounces (by volume). I say this because some uses will have a recipe based on fluid ounces of a solution. If that's what you need, you'll have to make the solution of the appropriate strength, and then measure your fluid ounces. Please be certain you know what you are doing - this chemical is extremely dangerous if used incorrectly.
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I've never had a problem with it mixing in with a bottle, that's the only way i've ever used it! It's such a small amount, and it mixes just fine when you shake the bottle
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That's a question for the manufacturer. If it's an issue, take each piece out of the box and carry them in one at a time.
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yes, but you have to carefully divide all the additives and clearing agents, just divide everything in half and make two batches.
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They do mix. But not a lot. You won't have to put back a lot of them Though.
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I've never had an issue with small quantities- that's mostly what I use it for. Just pay attention, because it's easy to over do if you aren't.
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No need to mix mine. Just pour into the proper area and go. Machine does the mixing as it cleans.
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Yes, that's how you make the ratios. Make sure the entire plant has a milky coating. If not shake the mixture more to mix it better.
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I mixed my batter separately and then added it to the dispenser. Given the shape of the bottom of the dispenser, I felt it might be difficult to get the bottom of the batter fully mixed. However, to be honest, I have not tried to mix it in the dispenser.
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This can be made in small batches. You just have to experiment with adding the right amount of water.
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Yes, this requires mixing. I actually enjoy that, as it gives you the opportunity for more individualizing of the painting itself.
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It is a concentrate and will make many gallons of product. Go to the Tarus site for mixing quantity.
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Yes. You mix it with your choices of vinegar, water and oil. There is a small carafe available that has lines on the side for the amount to add of each.
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Please read the charts provided with the product. I mix only according to the label. Different application require different concentrations.
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Sure, split it into two batches. Since it might be tricky to split the concentrate evenly use a hydrometer to get the right specific gravity when adding the water