How To Prepare A Gallon of OneShot (Lava Lamp Repair Fluid)
Welcome to our tutorial on how to prepare a gallon of OneShot Repair Fluid Concentrate, the ultimate lava lamp repair fluid! In this video, we'll guide you through the step-by-step process of preparing a gallon of OneShot repair fluid to be used in your future projects!
Lava lamps are known for their mesmerizing and soothing motion, but over time, they can lose their charm due to age. That's where OneShot comes to the rescue! With its innovative formula, this repair fluid concentrate will bring your lava lamp back to life and restore its vibrant and captivating display.
In this tutorial, we'll cover the following steps:
Step 1: Preparation
- Carefully read the instructions provided on the packaging or visit the official Ozone Gifts website (link below) for specific guidelines on using OneShot Modern.
- Ensure you have a clean and dry workspace to prevent any contamination or spills during the process.
- Gather all the necessary tools and materials, including a gallon of distilled water, a measuring cup, and a your bottle of OneShot.
Step 2: Remove Liquid from Gallon
- Carefully pour 2 3/4 Cups (22 fluid ounces) of distilled water out of the gallon and dispose (or water your plants).
Step 3: Mixing OneShot Modern
- Taking care not to spill any of the bottle, pour the entire bottle of OneShot Modern concentrate into the partially emptied gallon of distilled water.
Step 4: Mixing the Gallon
- Recap the now full gallon of OneShot infused water.
- Shake the sealed gallon vigorously and/or mix well with a clean instrument.
Step 5: Enjoying
- You now have a crystal clear gallon of lava lamp repair fluid to be used for all of your vintage or modern restorations!
Remember, always refer to the instructions provided with the OneShot Modern concentrate and exercise caution throughout the process. If you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach directly and let's chat!
Using OneShot Modern lava lamp repair fluid concentrate is a fantastic way to revive and enhance the beauty of your vintage or modern lava lamps that have seen better days. Get ready to experience the joy of watching those captivating blobs dance again! Don't forget to subscribe to our channel for more exciting tutorials and product reviews.
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Disclaimer: Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and exercise caution when handling any chemicals or electrical devices. The information provided in this video is for educational purposes only, and we are not responsible for any damage or injury caused by improper use of the product.
is this formula available in a concentrate? can you just add a concentrate to the existing fluid ?
Dude. It's $25 for One Shot Modern. I spent $15 for a used Lava Lamp i didnt notice was cloudy until i got it home. That's $40 right there. Add up the hassle of dismantling the LL and repairing it and i coukd have done better by just purching new off of Amazon for less.
What is one shot please, we don’t have this in the U.K.
Basically Distilled water or deionised water, surficant and in some lamps glycerine or Proplene Glycol is needed. Some only use water and surficant.
Don't bother buying this. Ita an American formula, different lamps use different fluids and wax types. I mixed lava lite fluid with mathmos wax. Guess what...it went to shit! British mathmos fluid spelt like a bubble solution using in bubble machines, where as the usa fluid spelt like paint thinner!
Can i add colours to the gallon of one shot ?
yes. You buy colored ink bottles usually used for calligraphy (people who like to make art out of writing). Some kits have over 40 colors.