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KHER New user Kher Cheng Guan 48 Posts 
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I would like to perform an effect where a key seems to melt or react when water is poured on it. What kind of chemical should I use to soak the key?
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Philemon Vanderbeck Inner circle Seattle, WA 4696 Posts
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You might want to check with Mark Ghia of Kymystical Magic.
His e-mail address is: mghia@crystal.palace.net
Professor Philemon Vanderbeck
That Creepy Magician "I use my sixth sense to create the illusion of possessing the other five." |
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KHER New user Kher Cheng Guan 48 Posts
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Thank you so much for that prompt response!
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Payne Inner circle Seattle 4571 Posts
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Tape an Alka Seltzer to the back of the key.
"America's Foremost Satirical Magician" -- Jeff McBride.
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mghia Veteran user Kymystical 387 Posts
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 The new address is mghia@nac.net
I would need to know more about the routine to be able to suggest more than what was suggested already. You can get into some nasty stuff that will really eat the key but is not very safe or practical to carry around. Mark |
Sam Haine Regular user San Jose, CA 159 Posts
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Greetings,
Jim Buffalo used to sell a manuscript for the "Acid Test". It was quite good and used relatively harmless chemicals. Sam Haine
Magical entertainment for charities www.sam-haine.com
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KHER New user Kher Cheng Guan 48 Posts
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How could I contact Jim Buffalo? Thank you for your info.
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