How much thinner do I add?
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Ironstone Drilling Supply
“Thinners are added by pilot testing, not by a fixed dose. You treat a measured sample of the mud with increasing amounts of the thinner, measure viscosity and gel strength after each step, and scale the amount that works to the full system volume.”
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