Jozikins
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I was hoping someone has some experience with this, and if they would give me any tips that could save me some money by getting it right the first time. Any help on how to get all of this out of my dish and back into a measuring cup?
ALSO: I did at one time get this up to 145f when heat purging, after redissolving, is it possible to get it to set up into rock hard shatter if set to a proper temp closer to 115f?
Details: I was filtering my shatter solution after winterizing in my freezer, because I wasn't using any sort of gentle vacuum to aid in pulling through the filter, fats started to melt, and a tear in my filter that occurred didn't help either. So I have a product that is stuck between budder and absolute, and is fairly gooey above 81 degrees, and after many days of heat purging, I still don't have anything solid leaning one way or the other. I also think putting 3 oz of shatter in a medium sized pyrex dish was a little over zealous of me.
I have it at 110f on my hotplate right now, with the intention of warming it up so that my isopropyl will quickly and cleanly remove all the shatter in my Pyrex dish, so that I may re-winterize, and attempt dewaxing again.
ALSO: I did at one time get this up to 145f when heat purging, after redissolving, is it possible to get it to set up into rock hard shatter if set to a proper temp closer to 115f?
Details: I was filtering my shatter solution after winterizing in my freezer, because I wasn't using any sort of gentle vacuum to aid in pulling through the filter, fats started to melt, and a tear in my filter that occurred didn't help either. So I have a product that is stuck between budder and absolute, and is fairly gooey above 81 degrees, and after many days of heat purging, I still don't have anything solid leaning one way or the other. I also think putting 3 oz of shatter in a medium sized pyrex dish was a little over zealous of me.
I have it at 110f on my hotplate right now, with the intention of warming it up so that my isopropyl will quickly and cleanly remove all the shatter in my Pyrex dish, so that I may re-winterize, and attempt dewaxing again.
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