Milky Fina

madchemist36

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• Oct 18, 2002

• #1

Guys i made some potent shit. i made 2 of TH components with a 6gram kit. but i lost a lot of oil it spilled. so i think i only have around 30mls of oil and all that fina in it. could that be the reason that my fina looks really milky. when i heat it it becomes clear when it cools down to room temp. it gets milky so what going on or what do i need to do.

 

notacow

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• Oct 18, 2002

• #2

sounds like it's crashing.
You need to get more oil.

 

madchemist36

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• Oct 18, 2002

• #3

so should i buy a 4g kit.

 

madchemist36

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• Oct 18, 2002

• #4

please give me specific directions on exactly what to buy cuz i am not a fina expert. i will really appreciate your help.

 

Latinsteel

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• Oct 18, 2002

• #5

DAMN J!

 

superchicken

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• Oct 18, 2002

• #6

might be water.

my first fina batch i used equigan eq instead of oil, and it was horrible. it was milky and the fina and eq simply would not mix, unless it was extremely hot, then it would seperate again when it cooled.

i have no clue why this worked, but adding 3ml of reg sterile oil allwoed everything to mix and stay that way, but it still looked like crap. refiltering helped some.

 

Gear101*

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• Oct 18, 2002

• #7

you need more oil and a new dart filter.. try heating in a low heat for a longer period of time once you get the extra oil.. it is really no big deal about how it looks.. just just going to be hard to tell you want your mg to ml is

 

hostile

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• Oct 18, 2002

• #8

My first batch of Fina went perfectly. It came out perfectly clear after baking in oven.

But, then when I looked at it the next day, it was a "little cloudy". I assume that is because it cooled to room temp.

So, is it normal for it to be perfectly clear straight out of the oven and " a little cloudy" when it cools?

Sounds like it is.

 

46and2aheadofme

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• Oct 18, 2002

• #9

I just pulled out a few vials that have been sitting for a few months and they have brown shit on the bottom. Is that bad? Should I heat them so it mixes back in or leave it on the bottom?

 

notacow

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• Oct 18, 2002

• #10

I think that if it was water causing the milky look then it would not get better when you heated it.
Do what gear sez.

 

madchemist36

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• Oct 18, 2002

• #11

thanx guys i am gonna order some oil. and filter asap