Your favorite mix with SIP...

[Al Buff]

Whats something good to mix SIP with 50/50.. i head some use optimum, but it weakend it a lot. im thinking of hitemp medium cut to make it more workable.

 

[mr.ikon]

are you not getting the results you want from SIP alone? each time i use it, i'll polish for a solid 2-3 minutes.

 

[Al Buff]

i actually never tried it.. but i heard depending on the weather, it can act up. i work outsides.

 

[imported_Bence]

Menzerna polishes don't like low temps or certain humidity levels. They work the best around 20-25°C, and relatively low humidity.



But I use my 3.02 undiluted, un-mixed.

 

[Spilchy]

They work the best around 20-25°C

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In English please? :grinno:

 

[imported_Bence]

I thought Celsius was in English

 

[imported_Bence]

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[imported_hooked]

A quick observation that I came across that helps me relate Celsius to Farenheit is that 28C = 82F.

 

[Rob Tomlin]

I wouldn't mix SIP with anything based on my experience with it. Working time was perfect, and I had minimal dusting. Given what I considered to be superb results, I wouldn't risk screwing it up by mixing it with anything else.

 

[stiffdogg06]

I always stick my Menzerna polishes in front of a heater or something warm for a little while. Because like said, Mezerna def. don't like low temps.



Sometimes I will have a hot bottle of water outside in front of my halogens to keep it warm and I keep my Menzerna polishes in that water.

 

[imported_DJ Mayo]

I always stick my Menzerna polishes in front of a heater or something warm for a little while. Because like said, Mezerna def. don't like low temps.



Sometimes I will have a hot bottle of water outside in front of my halogens to keep it warm and I keep my Menzerna polishes in that water.

good trick, i like to use it too