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Hey all,

Ok, at least it’s not a completely noob question this time…

I’m using weldwood as my contact cement, and as I reach the bottom of the can, it seems like it is much more viscous and more difficult to use for small/delicate/detail places. I’m sure that this is from not having stirred the can enough when it was full, but it is the first canned cement I have used (previously used the squeeze tubes of Barge). Learning curve and all…

Anyway, is there a way to thin the cement to a more desirable/usable viscosity?

TIA for the advice, and may you never burn your bacon! 😉

— AZR

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acetone

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What he ^^^^ said

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