looking to do a horror shoot inspired by Re-Animator. There enough of these to break open and fill a small 8 oz jar with the fluid?
1369240
I doubt it very much, we cut a few open and drew on faces. It's very little liquid in the tubes
1612937
It will depend on the size of the canister and the opening. In my application, I utilize two canisters which are approximately 2.5" x 8". I use one bottle and split the contents. It only lasts one hour. Your time results will vary due to the holding canister you use. I hope this gives you some idea and help.
2107125
Yes, I tested a canning jar. It screwed in place and did not leak. Also tested on blender and it worked fine.
2277359
In theory yes, but chances are they're slimy on the inside and at that point it just like trying to seal a greasy wet ziplock. How does that usually turn out? Only you can't pinch out the wet stuff with strength and motivation. Imagine turning that over to a three yeaar old. You're at the mercy of a cheap contraption pushing .5 oz of pressure with an ashtmatic pump gasping for air. Spent $50 making that truffle oil cheese lasagna with fresh basil? Faahhgettabboutttitt
1490493
Use rem oil and leave a film of it in barrel for storage and not forget to remove to dry before shooting again
1588378
I sealed a five gallon tank and didnt even use an eighth of the pint once the excess was all drained. Hope this gives you an idea of how much you'll need for you're project.
1633851
No. Either get the larger size or purchase several one ounce packages. They tend to be good for about 2-3 uses after being opened, and carrying a fresh 1 oz tube is not a bad idea for repairs in the camp.
1139748
To be on the safe side, I would suggest using some sort of release (thin film...residual amount... of Vaseline should be fine). You could always do a small test piece before you cast your actual project.
282194
The way the threads on the glass look, I would try a canning jar if the real thing is not sold separately.
528562
Funny you asked today. I used one of these for lacquer thinner and it was always full when stored. It worked well for like 2 months and literally quit today.
1292071
It depends on how much you squirt out of the can. If you're looking for something larger than that you may need to put a mash down as a framework to hold more material... Depending on your application
1310810
Yes, size, but a syringe would work a whole lot better. They would probably make a mess. these are more for liquids.
1905519
I'd be afraid the squares would burst once they started to melt. Seal the sheet inside a big zip-lock bag, and if they did pop, at least it wouldn't make a mess. These do seem to hold the fluid better than the Cryopaks I was buying, but sitting on them? I don't know.
1013246
I don't think the large ones are as airtight as someone would like, and when I say someone, I mean someone who lacto-ferments and all that. Might be better off with a pickling jar.
1719094
Yes. It can be used to make cosplay and costume armor, but 4 oz is hardly enough to make a whole arm. Depending on the design, you might be able to do that with about 16oz. Personally I would suggest 32oz.
113758
I would save my money. This jar, although the size is great, arrived and not able to open it. I'd go with the glass ones that they have on Amazon. They were a good price each, arrived on time, AND the large sizes will easily allow things to be stored. The only thing is those do not have the large wide opening. Your other option would be to get gallon sized ziplock bag, and put as much flour in it as you could. That would probably serve the purpose and cost a whole lot less money for you.
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Definitely yes. I do it this way all the time. I just double my recipe and put part of it in the jars and the rest in the container. It works fine each time I've done it. I think you'll be happy with the results.