redissolve anchor seal?

[Brad_bb]

Recently started using it, and I have a cut with a cut lid for my brush.  Some of the left over started drying in the cup.  Can I redissolve it?  Will just water do it?  Alcohol?

[bandmiller2]

Brad the thing I would do is take a small amount and try mixing it with water. You should soon know if that's the fix if not try the alkie. Frank C.

[POSTON WIDEHEAD]

Anchor Seal starts turning to wax pretty quick. I would think you would have to heat it.

[bandmiller2]

Some guys use Anchor Seal to tumble lube cast bullets, its kinda like commercial floor wax. Frank C.

[WDH]

It is water soluable.  Very hot water would do the trick, I suspect. 

[POSTON WIDEHEAD]

I would think you would have to HEAT it.

So I win by proxy.  ;D

[WDH]

You got my vote!

[Left Coast Chris]

I have Baileys end seal and it started thickening up.  Just added cold (sorry Poston) water, put the cap back on the 5 gal bucket and mixed well by shaking/sloshing.   It is a waxy emulsion I assume similar to Anchor Seal. 

[WDH]

Well that throws cold water on the hot water theory  :D. 

[POSTON WIDEHEAD]

I have Baileys end seal and it started thickening up.  Just added cold (sorry Poston) water, put the cap back on the 5 gal bucket and mixed well by shaking/sloshing.   It is a waxy emulsion I assume similar to Anchor Seal.

Glad it work......I had no idea, I was just guessing a solution.  I started using Anchor Seal last year after learning about it on the FF. It has saved my crack lots of times.  ;D

[Brad_bb]

Thanks!  I'll try ...one of those.

[Magicman]

It has saved my crack lots of times.  ;D 

There are other ways of saving your crack.  Crack Spackle