Went to use some Duralac today, that I had put into a plastic container (original tube got a split in it), it had dried out. Is there any way to revive it.....adding something to it maybe, like metho for example?
cheers
I've started to use Tef-gel rather than duralac. Not as messy and does not go hard or runnie with age.
Select to expand quoteJode5 said..
I've started to use Tef-gel rather than duralac. Not as messy and does not go hard or runnie with age.
Ditto - much easier to use.
Select to expand quoteBlueMoon said..
Went to use some Duralac today, that I had put into a plastic container (original tube got a split in it), it had dried out. Is there any way to revive it.....adding something to it maybe, like metho for example?
cheers
Try acetone , I use that to clean up dry spills and it does soften it up nicely and makes it runny again .
Hi Bluemoon, If you haven't thrown out your duralac yet try some linseed oil. That is what has kept my bit alive now for a long time. Original container went years ago.
