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Offline floridagrimp

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Formula conversion, from Caney of old to X2
« on: 08/16/12 12:27 UTC »
what is the formula from caney creek colors of old to X2??   if old called for 10 drops wnat does that equate to in X2???
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Re: Formula conversion, from Caney of old to X2
« Reply #1 on: 08/16/12 12:30 UTC »
There is no formal conversion.  That's one of the goals we had with X2, to try and get a drop per ounce ballpark color.  Some may like more / less, but one drop should put you in the ballpark.  We've included on the X2 page 2 samples and the drops to get each color to aid in gauging a starting point.

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Re: Formula conversion, from Caney of old to X2
« Reply #2 on: 08/16/12 13:12 UTC »
Do we know how many ounces of x2 will treat a gallon of plastic effectively?
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Re: Formula conversion, from Caney of old to X2
« Reply #3 on: 08/16/12 14:03 UTC »
Ballpark 128 drops coloring 128 oz (1 gallon).  We can weigh a drop and figure out approximately how many drops are in a bottle and get a estimate. We'll try and post something tomorrow.

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