[Vernon Krepps]

My question is why do I always run out of Part B and have part A left and not just a little bit. I have measured both by volume and by weight and it still has a lot left over. Can somebody tell me what I am doing wrong or how to correct this problem? Thank you in advance for any help.

[Katherine Swift]

Hi Vernon,

The most common reason is measuring by weight and not volume.

[Diane M Hess]

I have just the opposite problem. I have Part B leftover!! I just started to use it to make my own resin paste. It works with either Pt A or Pt B. I have 3/4 of a gallon left!!
One YouTuber weighs her jugs when she gets them in BEFORE she even opens them. Writes down the weights and figures the difference and uses that amount as a percentage of how much LESS she will use of the heavier one! It works for her and so far, its working for me with this last gallon I got in. Hope it helps.
If anyone knows of other ways to use excess Part A or Part B let us know.

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