Swirling Paint Fail

This is what happens when the water is to Warm or Dirty. You can see it start to clump up when i drag the stick thru it, no matter what you do It's just best to get rid of it and start with fresh clean water at the right temperature. I find it works best around 76-78 degrees Fahrenheit
I sped up the video as not to bore you with it.

[@luthieriadobranco8644]

Plz I live in Brazil and my dream is swirl in my guitar !! But I can’t to do !! Plz help me ! Do you have a contact plz ! Thanks a lot Marcos

[@lpiuhhgxgj5175]

but why it's fail with you exactly ? it is because you didn't put enough red colour is the beginning ?

[@groovieguy]

No, I think the water temperature was to cold so it made the paint get clumps in it as you see on the side of the tank where it's bunched up 3:54 and 4:07 to 4:17 time.. If I was to swirl the guitar when it is like that well it turns out nasty on it. Better to stop now then to try it and have to re-sand the guitar again.

[@lpiuhhgxgj5175]

+groovieguy so sir what do you usually use ( warm or hot ) water ?

[@massimilianofontana]

@@lpiuhhgxgj5175"I find it works best around 76-78 degrees Fahrenheit"