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Where in the video did you see that quote?

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Small shock?

It’s just distilled water. I have the same issue with it sticking to glass. I coated some vials with rainX hydrophobic with the hopes that it would prevent sticking but never got around to trying it before I moved. They are still packed away.

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You can also use the algorithm that you did for little fish in big fish plus the algorithm I'm using and the one that was used to put the corners in to solve the final layer and it's less algorithms but more intuiting the cube

The Grays will certainly flip up but if your other layers haven’t “resolved” back solved then you have either made a mistake or you have a twisted corner. Watch again and pay close attention to “Troubleshooting” section at 16:12. Let me know if you find success or still have trouble

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Post a time stamp of the point you are having a problem with.

If you are doing everything correctly then you must have a twisted corner. I go over that and several troubleshooting scenarios in my extensive last layer tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qWKpf6qce8mliq8si=NYNB3W_Y2wUET4Pd

You may have a twisted Corner as seen at 30:08 & 38:36 Just twist the Corner correctly.

I agree

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