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Hey every one

Now i just got some green stuff today and its my first time using it, ive discovered that green-stuff works better with water. but if you guys have any techniques for using it please fell free to tell, and dont be afraid to put example pictures of modeling process of green-stuff, also safety tips would be handy as well, thank you.

The cadian 45th

Water, vaseline, other water-based lube.

Anything that helps the tool not stick to the GS works.

I'm not good with it, but yeah, lots of water. and here's an article which might have some useful tips

Keep a cup of clean water nearby for you to dip your fingers and modeling tool in. My modeling tool is an old, beaten to hell x-acto knife, but there are better ones out there. Whenever the green stuff starts to stick too much, dip the tool back in the water. In general, you'll also usually mix too much green stuff. Always take a little less than what you think you'll need - a little greenstuff goes a long way.

Also, wash your hands immediately afterward, especially if you plan on eating. If I recall correctly, the stuff is mildly toxic.

alright thank you every one, much appreciated.

The cadian 45th