Help, Can't Get Shadder, What Am I Doing Wrong

[mrsmarybrown]

Not a real fire dance per say, just bubbling and burning off with a slight hiss as the bubbles pop. I have seen material with solvent still in it, pop and flame before and it is not like that. When it gets heated to to the right point it acts like water droplets hitting hot oil. The only burning smoke to occur is when the oil reaches its ignition point and starts to burn.

 

[Graywolf]

Not a real fire dance per say, just bubbling and burning off with a slight hiss as the bubbles pop. I have seen material with solvent still in it, pop and flame before and it is not like that. When it gets heated to to the right point it acts like water droplets hitting hot oil. The only burning smoke to occur is when the oil reaches its ignition point and starts to burn.

If you purposely light the oil aflame, by sticking a glob of it into a flame, how wild is the fire dance?

 

[mrsmarybrown]

bubbles and dances but no wild flame up.

 

[Graywolf]

bubbles and dances but no wild flame up.

Define dances.

Water doesn't cause a flare up, it causes a sputtering dancing flame.

 

[mrsmarybrown]

That's it exactly GW