Anchorseal question
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I have a gallon of Anchorseal that is 1 to 1 1/2 years old. It has never froze or gotten really hot, but it has turned to be very watery. The first portion of that I used seemed thick as I remembered it to be. Why would it suddenly be watery?

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#10
Try shaking it up to re-mix it.
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#11
I don't use Anchorseal often so it needs a good shaking before I open the jug.
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(03-26-2018, 05:53 PM)scpapa Wrote: I have a gallon of Anchorseal that is 1 to 1 1/2 years old. It has never froze or gotten really hot, but it has turned to be very watery. The first portion of that I used seemed thick as I remembered it to be. Why would it suddenly be watery?

Rick

+3 all it needs is a good shaken. Or if it is still in the gallon container just roll it around on the floor.
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#13
Thanks for the replies. I guess I will be shaking the heck out of it tonight.

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I'd be tempted to bring it to a big box or hardware store and ask them for a shaking.  Particularly, if you have bought paint from a place before.

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(03-30-2018, 06:51 PM)MidwestMan Wrote: Just have a smile on your face, when you ask.

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