http://diyscreenprint.tribe.net/thread/28f2d657-15c2-4673-9e35-4bd6eb089003?format=rss Tribe.net. Local Connections http://diyscreenprint.tribe.net/thread/28f2d657-15c2-4673-9e35-4bd6eb089003#9812e003-d4ff-438c-bdbf-9e7ad13e79ee I think you could mix up only part of the emulsion. You would need to weigh the sensitizer accurately so you reduce the amount to match the amount of emulsion you use (50% or whatever) I dont think the amount of water you add is as critical so long as you have dissolved all the powder. Sun, 12 Jul 2009 03:21:54 GMT http://diyscreenprint.tribe.net/thread/28f2d657-15c2-4673-9e35-4bd6eb089003#9812e003-d4ff-438c-bdbf-9e7ad13e79ee Darshi San 2009-07-12T03:21:54Z http://diyscreenprint.tribe.net/thread/28f2d657-15c2-4673-9e35-4bd6eb089003#dc2db4d5-b7fc-4ede-9e6e-90a9c8a6212f hi i dont want to mix the entire bottle of emulsion and sensitizer, is it possible not to mix the entire bottle cos the sensitizer instructions says fill it up with warm water and mix with emulsion. wat do i do? Thu, 21 May 2009 17:52:09 GMT http://diyscreenprint.tribe.net/thread/28f2d657-15c2-4673-9e35-4bd6eb089003#dc2db4d5-b7fc-4ede-9e6e-90a9c8a6212f soulx 2009-05-21T17:52:09Z