You would develop it for less time . If, for instance you could get some HC-110 , you'd find the chart gives times for ISO 12 and ISO 6 . I didn't have much luck trying to get that IR glow at ISO 12 with the same filter . It was suggested to try ISO 6 . I then bought an R820 filter and thought using an ISO 6 exposure would get me the goods (so to speak) .
Let's just say that wasn't so well thought out . Further inspection showed that the R820 filter passes significantly less light and left only traces of any exposure on the negative.
You live and if you're lucky , you learn ! Peter