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magnetic silly putty

Step 2Prepare putty

prepare putty
Start by clearing a space to work, make sure it is well ventilated. Iron oxide powder is very fine and inhaling it is probably not such a good idea. Put on your gloves and face mask before you begin.

Open the thinking putty and remove from the container. Work the putty in your hands a little to warm it up, then stretch it out like a sheet and lay it on your disposable work surface (sheet of paper or paper plate).
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Jun 30, 2011. 4:19 PMmitch and sean says:
Is it the smart mass thinking putty or can it be bouncing putty . Does it have to be that exact putty.
May 23, 2012. 4:48 AMdzmelik says:
Yea I'm not sure which putty we need

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