Posted: 5/19/2006 9:11:00 PM EDT
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Tanner got me my Tannerite just as promised but there are no instructions included? How much grey to you put in the white when mixing a one pound bottle? It came with a scooper, so one or two scoops? Thanks Matt |
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it came with a video but doesnt say what ratio to mix it in. The box also came with a 8ml measuring spoon. I've never mixed the one pound bottles and dont remember the 1/2 pounders either. Its one table spoon to ever 1/2 pound right? So that would make 2 table spoons for a one pound and four scoops with the 8ml spoon? |
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defenatly not a 50/50 I've got one pound bottles of white and maybe a 1/2 or even a 1/4 pounder of grey I THINK its going to be two table spoons to one pound, since its 1 tb to 1/2 lb The problem is I didnt get a table spoon measuring thing I got an 8ml spoon? So that means 4 scoops per pound right? |
Then it sounds like its a 2:1 or 4:1 mix. Hell, yuo could always say screw the measureing cups and go grab the wifes measuring cups. Grab a 1/4 C, 1/3 C 1/2 C and 1 C. Mix 1 cup with 1/4, see what happens. Continue through the range till you find the one that seems to perform the best. I personally would probably go 1 C to 1/3 C, as a 1/3 is a nice split between 1/4 and 1/2. Like I said, its definately not scientific. If you blow your ass into a tree I aint liable. 
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One Tablespoon to a half pound. Two tablespoons for one pound. One tablespoon is approximately 20mls. So for a one pound bottle, you would need 5 level scoops of your 8ml spoon per one pound bottle. |
Dude, if you dont know what you're talking about, please just abstain from saying anything. You could end up wasting this guy's money and ruining his day. Tannerite isn't a 50/50 mix. It's more like a 96/4 mix. |
