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View · by **Mz_Mess** » 19 Jul 2008, 17:42

does anyone happen to know what sort of slime is being used here:

http://www.messyvids.com/play.php?vid=276

thanks in advance

Mz Mess :wink:

View · by **shorty2kuk** » 19 Jul 2008, 18:26

that would be methycelulose

View · by **PleasePieMeMistress** » 19 Jul 2008, 19:09

Which is also known as Natrasol. Can be bought from various online stores and from phantasia leisure on Ebay.
Super slippery

View · by **Mz_Mess** » 19 Jul 2008, 20:13

Thanks Guys, that's awesome, might have to have me some fun with that

View · by **shorty2kuk** » 20 Jul 2008, 12:23

PleasePieMeMistress wrote:Which is also known as Natrasol. Can be bought from various online stores and from phantasia leisure on Ebay.
Super slippery

no, natrasol is a totally different slime, natrasol doesnt stretch like methycelulose, but i would love to get some methycelulose

View · by **driversoft** » 20 Jul 2008, 12:52

shorty2kuk wrote:
PleasePieMeMistress wrote:Which is also known as Natrasol. Can be bought from various online stores and from phantasia leisure on Ebay.
Super slippery

no, natrasol is a totally different slime, natrasol doesnt stretch like methycelulose, but i would love to get some methycelulose

Yup - Natrosol is fun, and is now available in small quantities - it's really just a food thickener in powder form, so you can imagine the slime you'll get simply by adding water and food colouring to it.

Does anyone know where to source methyl-cellulose in similarly reasonable (i.e. non-industrial) quantities? The Japanese seem to love it, and I'm guessing it's at least partially the basis of the 'instant bath water to slime' kits they sell (which work pretty well).

View · by **driversoft** » 20 Jul 2008, 13:00

Ah, so methyl-cellulose is multi-purpose....

https://www.dennisthechemist.com/online ... QgodpWCakA

View · by **PleasePieMeMistress** » 20 Jul 2008, 13:00

Wow, I wasn't aware there was such a difference between Natrasol and Methylcellulose. I've got some Nat but haven't tried it yet but I've got loads of Methyl but have only ever used small quantities.

View · by **driversoft** » 20 Jul 2008, 13:14

Looking around the interweb, I found the following link:

http://www.conservation-by-design.co.uk ... ies22.html

Looks like the right stuff, is non-hazardous (apparantly, and a pre-requisite for us!), and the viscosity is entirely temperature controlled. I've tried to place a small order to see if it'll get through.

View · by **shorty2kuk** » 20 Jul 2008, 13:33

please let us know if it is right as id luv to try it

View · by **Beatrice** » 20 Jul 2008, 16:16

i could supply you with 24 litre kits and the colour

View · by **shorty2kuk** » 20 Jul 2008, 21:32

Beatrice wrote:i could supply you with 24 litre kits and the colour

is that natrasol or methylcelulose?

View · by **PleasePieMeMistress** » 20 Jul 2008, 21:42

driversoft wrote:Looking around the interweb, I found the following link:

http://www.conservation-by-design.co.uk ... ies22.html

Looks like the right stuff, is non-hazardous (apparantly, and a pre-requisite for us!), and the viscosity is entirely temperature controlled. I've tried to place a small order to see if it'll get through.

Available by the kilo. Which based on previous experience means that's enough for about 50 litres! For less than £20+ P&P

View · by **Beatrice** » 20 Jul 2008, 22:29

it would be natrasol

View · by **the bulber** » 21 Jul 2008, 08:11

Beatrice wrote:i could supply you with 24 litre kits and the colour

Here got any cheap diesel, but not red. :lol:

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