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More heat will force the extract to lie flat and thin, refusing the viscosity's integrity against the vacuum pull. Get a heat gun ($15 at home depot) and ad heat from above then vac till it clears up.

Honestly your best bet for filtering would be 2 layers of ≥50 micron screens. They last forever.

I wouldnt quite call that budder yet tho my dude, it still looks to be just a bit under purged. U need to thin out the layer of oil as thin as you can in the vac chamber to keep it from turning to wax. Also you must ad heat to the topside of the oil slab as well so the heat added from below...

I wish I had some pointers for u man! And I don't doubt hour grow skills!

All strains can achieve shatter, just not all grows

Ya usually the auto buffering occurs not because there's moisture in there ( or it never would have been shatter to begin w/) but when the moisture expells while being exposed to warm temps.

This is all my experience based opinion however, I could be wrong since I only have the pic to go off of. But that's at least what it seems to be.

http://fuckcombustion.com/threads/sap-wax-turns-buttery.12702/ This is what happened to this "over shatter". The extractionist (IMHO) slightly under purged the batch, and allowed it to "auto-budder" thinking the shatter was intimately stable. Nothing wrong w/ it. Just a different consistency...

Oh but I DO use steel wool to polish a new layer of my Ti once a month!

Fire cleans ALL!

I live in California, and this happens to me all the time! In my opinion its actually do to under purging. Not under purging the butane mind you, but the water/moisture everyone else is speaking of. I always cold purge my shatter once I think its done, just to be sure. I noticed that if your...