Put it in a container or wrap it up to stop it reacting with the air.
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If this is true putty it will contain linseed oil ( not to be compared with cooking oil) This can be added and blended in to make the putty more supple, it can be wrapped in grease proof paper and placed in a sealed plastic container. This is an old method used by glaziers
The silly putty has a disease that can put people in the hospital and may cause eye damage
Yes, my did yesterday. Gross. Mine was green.
Buy the software!!! If it doesn't work as well as they advertise then get a refund, in most cases you will still be able to keep the links to their streams., otherwise just buy it as it's pretty cheap to begin with.
because he got captured by joker and get hypnotized with some kind of putty.
is simplified representation of a soft ware process,presented from specific perispective.
soft white putty
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They literally used Silly Putty.
yes if you keep it in the tin
A dull thud as it is a very soft metal, rather like putty.
No, it does not harden! It is always playable, even if you forget it on your desktop. The only way to harden silly putty would be to expose it to extremely cold temperatures. For example, Silly Putty hardens when put into liquid Nitrogen. It will harden the putty, but it will regain its texture as soon as it warms up.
yes because it helps keep its form
Get a candle and use it to heat your putty knife. It will slice though the old putty like butter. Just keep reheating the knife. The best way to soften plumber's putty is to add a little linseed oil and allow it to sit overnight. Knead the putty thoroughly. This won't do if you're in a hurry, so you could try to hurry it along by kneading it with a very small amount of linseed oil (use gloves). Remember to keep the consistency a little bit thicker than Play Doh.
yes because you have to keep cleaning it out of stuff then you have to keep throwing away stuff because it was ruining everything
Put glue, water, and borax together and keep mixing
Maybe mighty putty.