Is there anything I can add to this thick gel to make it less solid

[BIG WOOD]

Bridge point gel break. It sat on my shelf for a long time and now it’s too thick to emulsify the adhesive.

What evaporated out that I can add back in or is it ruined?

 

[Cleanworks]

Bridge point gel break. It sat on my shelf for a long time and now it’s too thick to emulsify the adhesive.

What evaporated out that I can add back in or is it ruined?

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You could try a little non volatile solvent. Mix it up well and see if it thins.

 

[Dwain Ray]

Bridge point gel break. It sat on my shelf for a long time and now it’s too thick to emulsify the adhesive.

What evaporated out that I can add back in or is it ruined?

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Maybe try a product such as prochem citrus pro. Or maybe goo gone??? Personally id toss it and go for a product that's mor resistant to drying out such as prochem citrus gel. Ive never had a bottle of this dry out

 

[SamIam]

Maybe try a product such as prochem citrus pro. Or maybe goo gone??? Personally id toss it and go for a product that's mor resistant to drying out such as prochem citrus gel. Ive never had a bottle of this dry out

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You probably work tuff spots more then once a year


DOAH

 

[Dwain Ray]

You probably work tuff spots more then once a year


DOAH

Quart bottle lasts between 2 and 3 years on my truck. Ive had other stuff dry up in the past . Pros choice is a product that comes to mind but not the prochem stays a white cream

 

[BIG WOOD]

You could try a little non volatile solvent. Mix it up well and see if it thins.

Rubbing alcohol?