I’ll have to give that a try :)

I use it straight from the bottle. It's pretty thin in my experience and works well out of my air brushes :)

I don’t have a video covering this unfortunately, it’s usually something you notice on the model that doesn’t look right relative to the other parts. That said, I often skip cleaning them as for basic table top gaming it doesn’t matter much. For paint competitions that’s a different story though :)

Mold lines are often times a lot easier to pick out after a model has been primed. But you eventually develop an eye for it with a little practice. I mainly focus on the ones that are easy to see. The CGL plastic minis are generally all mulipart, so the mold lines will be in different places on each body part where each was molded, but will often times be at least somewhat mirrored on both sides of the part. They will also jump out a lot more under magnification so I'd suggest using a magnifier when you're doing cleanup on your minis.

Forgot I had it on at the time and can’t go back and remove it, also thought I had a pop up on the screen apologizing when it was covering more important work, 24:55. I’m a one man show here for filming and editing so things aren’t perfect and mistakes will happen. Doing the best I can.

Or order them online, which I have, short of context on the specific part of the video you’re talking about though I’m not sure what type of reply you’d be looking for. I also don’t have every video I’ve made memorized so context is important. I do these in my free time as essentially a hobby right now (I don’t promise tutorials to patrons because of the time investment) if I was being paid to make tutorials the polish would likely be different but as it stands, I do the best I can with the time I am able to allocate. Hopefully you find something useful from these videos. If not, plenty of other creators on KZfaq that are likely doing a better more professional job :)

Can’t go back and re-film. It’s also been mentioned already and commented on.