Mixing up a batch of scenery glue for an upcoming project

Today at Badgerworks, we mix up a new batch of scenery glue. Sounds exciting, no? Well, we're trying a new recipe we saw on the splendid "Paepercuts" channel, using matt medium, alcohol and water.

Music:
Theme - SteamGeezer Shuffle - Agricultural Light & Magic

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[SteamGeezerUK]

A few people have asked how long the glue lasts after it's been mixed. Well, this video was posted in December 2018 and now in November 2019 I'm just about to mix another batch as the last batch has nearly run out, so the answer is at least a year, as long as it's in a sealed container like the one in the video.

[GrandadsOtherChannel]

Merry Christmas and a happy new year 😊🎄🎁⛄🎁🎁🎄🎅

[maximumgravity]

I like that you mix 150 ml of CLEAN water from the worlds filthiest container...>HAHA
Great stuff. I saw this in one of your other videos and think it is just fantastic. Thanks for sharing.

[GryphonArmorer]

I wonder if the settled out binders could be used to make a diy scenic texture paste?

[klaasbakker]

Great tutorial.
But sinds IPA is quite hard to come by where I am at and rather expensive, would denaturated alcohol work as well?

[garthtomlinson]

Do you have a rough idea how long it would last in that tub?