The Science Behind WHY GW Washes Stink!

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**GhostxHeart**

So, I'm sure this topic would have been done before - but I can't find it

We've all had those moments as painters when we crack open a pot of GW devlan mud wash, and wonder if, due to the smell factor, you might potentially painting faeces on your mini.

I have no idea why, and was wondering if someone could come forward with the science of it ...

WHY DO GW WASHES STINK SO BAD!

~Ghost

**Tibbsy**

Honestly, I've used several GW washes and only one of them has ever actually smelled funny, (Badab Black FYI). I've no idea why and I was wondering this myself.

Also, I think this is probably in the wrong section...

**reds8n**

GhostxHeart wrote:So, I'm sure this topic would have been done before - but I can't find it

You started exactly the same thread which has been moved to the P & M board as, believe it or not, the tournament discussion board is not where we would discuss this.