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Pretty cool, would probs be useful for Nurgle players.

Disgusting. I love it.

Thank you very much guys

Very nice tutorial! I will be using it for my tyranid terrain. Thanks

Im really glad this has helped

What the video needs is an example of a model where you have used this to show what it looks like when dry and done.

Yes I will keep that in mine for the next few tutorials. Thank you for advice.
Peace

Agreed. It looks thick and gunky. How do I apply this to a model and not make it look like it's webbing over it? I want a thin, slimy layer that I normally just make with several layers of washes, letting each layer dry first.

You can make it as thick or thin as you want personally and you pop it on the model with a brush