This is a bottle saff that is used about halfway between epopate and saff.
I’ll definitely have them buy these, maybe two or three.
After you buy it, leave it gently for a few days to two weeks.
When the clear part of the supernatant separates, throw it away.
The supernatant is the first thing you do.
You can tilt it up and dump it into a paper cup, or you can suck it up with a dropper.
Let the tissue suck it up and volatilize it in a booth or seal it in a baggie and discard it.
It is difficult to remove all of the supernatant, so a little left over is fine.
The reason why we do this is because the transparent part of the supernatant is a clear or primer-like substance.
performance is reduced. If it remains, it dries slowly and makes sharpening uncomfortable. I guess it is an adjustment for brushing.
It is used for filing scratches and dents up to the size of a poppy seed (the one on top of the bread) by applying it with a brush.
Throwing away the supernatant, quality and speed of work involved.
It is a unique and important TIPS, just like the sciner and hand washing methods.
