Yesterday, I decided to filter my dirty IPA (I use 190 micron paint filters), cure the filtered bits (and toss them out), then leave the remaining contaminated IPA in the sun (what little we have here in Seattle) for 2-3 days to cure/evaporate before I dispose of it.
By the time I had gone to bed last night, the resin had mostly settled to the bottom, and the IPA on top had a greenish-grey hue to it (I’ve been printing using AC grey, white, clear, and AC Eco translucent green).
It rained overnight, and I woke up to find this (see pics).
The overall level of things in the bowl has dropped by about an inch, which is good, especially with the rain. However, things seem to have turned into a white, foamy, meringue-like layer resting on top of grey sludge.
Is this normal? (My guess is “no”.)
How should I proceed from here? What are the Best Practices I should be following? This certainly doesn’t look *safe*, though it does remind me of saponification, (which I highly doubt it is).
I’d love any insight or advice you folks can share.
翻譯年糕
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