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varnish/oil homebrew mix turned to gel
About 9 months ago I mixed a small batch of 2/3 varnish (Behlen's rock
hard) and 1/3 pure tung oil. I used it a couple of times this past week and it worked fine -- dried fine and in the can looked like it did when I mixed it back in November. When I opened the can yesterday to put on a third coat, the mix had turned to the consistency of jello. It's in a small (pint), new paint can from a paint store. The can is about 1/4 full. Any ideas what's happening? Is this normal? The seperate containers of varnish and tung oil that I mixed this from seem to be fine. Neither one of them has turned to gel. |
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