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Liquid Glass
For our most hard-core fans on Facebook, we created Liquid Glass Thinking Putty.So clear you'll think the can is empty! Really!! Crystal Clear Liquid Glass Thinking Putty develops a cloudy appearance when played with that quickly fades back to crystal clarity once you put it down. Unlike our other Thinking Putties, it will flow completely into a puddle on its own. Very different, unique and fun! Great for embedding objects like coins, action figures, and more!
Liquid Glass can leave marks on paper, so we recommend playing with it and then leaving it in its tin to settle.
Made in the USA!
Each metal tin is hand packed with 1/5 lb of Liquid Glass, much more than you get in a plastic egg!
Important Information:
- Our NEW VERSION of Liquid Glass is less tacky and less sticky than the original version.
- Liquid Glass won't dry out EVER, but it does MELT into a big puddle.
- Any dirt that gets into Liquid Glass will show much more than in regular Thinking Putty.
- Liquid Glass may begin to appear opaque once it is handled; it will magically return to its clear state when left alone for a period of time.
- WARNING: Liquid Glass may leave a clear stain on paper and other surfaces. We recommend keeping it in its tin when you aren't playing with it.
Bernadette, a fan from Ohio, tried mixing her Liquid Glass and Scarab Thinking Putties together. She reports: "Regular Thinking Putty can be separated from Liquid Glass! (Well, it's in the process of it...) I made a ball of Scarab and then encased it in a layer of Liquid Glass. I placed it on the bottom of an upturned water goblet and left it on my desk overnight. The pic shows the Liquid Glass slowly sagging and flowing off of the blue ball of Scarab. I'm going to remove the majority of the Liquid Glass and let it rest more, to see if we can completely separate it from the blue."
Two weeks later we received the following email and photo from Bernadette: "FYI, it took a full two weeks but I eventually was able to remove every visible speck of the Liquid Glass from the blue putty, although the surface of the blue blob was just the tiniest bit tacky. When I rolled it back into a ball, though, and cooled it a bit, it resumed the typical texture of Thinking Putty."
Thanks for the info Bernadette! Have we ever mentioned that we love our fans??
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