Melting Styrofoam into diy acetone goo 

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I don't know why I'm watching this

Time to make a dark joke ready to be deleted. Kids in Vietnam could have eaten that napalm.

Why so many dislikes? This video is nice =D

replace the acetone with diesel fuel and you've got napalm.

You'll notice the acetone simply softens the foam so that it collapses into something like chewed bubblegum. Try putting it into lacquer thinner instead, and you'll truly liquefy the foam into a clear liquid that can be used to coat porous materials to waterproof them. I call it "Styro-Kote", but I doubt that I'm the original inventor.

You should also inform that you should wear face mask, because I work with acetone alot and the vapors you have created with this combination and really cause some damage. Cheers.

What is puddy? I know what putty is, but not puddy.

I think I know how they did the dissolving floor scene in Alien.

You know you are just making a crude form of napalm.

3:20 secret bug meeting

online:DON'T TOUCH THE ACETONE Rinoa Super-Genius: *stir styrofoam* *grabs styrofoam and plays with it until it turns into a puddy*

I know a classmate from long ago who ruined his project because he decided to paint his styrofoam car using a graffiti spray can.

3:19 Did you got that insect's permission to film it? It has right for privacy. If you didn't got it's permission, please censor it's face and reupload the video. Thank you for your understanding.

Much more fun to melt it in gasoline, then use it as a type of sticky napalm. It will stick to anything and is hard to put out. Even dumping water on it wont do the trick.

Kids in africa could've eaten that styrofoam and could've drank that acetone!!!!

I watched this years ago and wow your voice has changed it messes with my head and im sure it messes with yours even more sorry if i didnt word this very well

I got really dry skin on my Hands just by watching this

I'm going to give this to my mother-in-law and say it's marshmallow fluff.

Great music. Sounds like a Danny Elfman movie soundtrack.

An excellent source of napalm, essential vitamins and minerals! ;)

You been tripping on some acetone???

Super genius? How come your back yard is like a rubbish tip? Maybe all that stuff is treasure. :)

I saw a video where a guy was building prosthetic legs in a 3rd world country. To save money he started using plastic yogurt and milk cartons as the resin (melting them with lacquer thinner) and polyester as the reinforcement cloth.Using a wooden foot with tire tread on the bottom. Dropping the cost from thousands to a few dollars. Local people make them now that they know how.

DYI napalm

For the love of God wear some damn gloves!

acetone isnt that bad to touch people, just dont breathe the fumes too much.

Can use as a glue, can use petrol instead of acetone

Well now, this sure is neat. Does it eventually cure solid?

I'm I the only one while the first piece of being Dissolved thought it looked like the Titanic

For anyone wanting to do this Gasoline does the same thing but a tip is to add the liquid to the Styrofoam that way you can control how thick it is. Just add a little bit of acetone/gasoline at a time and let it dissolve and once it quits eating add a little more and so on.

LOL, what did you say again.. around 0:25 you said Iv been tripping on acetone XD

Good job you just created DIY napalm

Why does watching Styrofoam dissolve relax me? ... maybe the music helped a bit. I happen to enjoy your videos. btw.

in the late 60s when i used to do a lot of competition model making i used this idea and also melted sprue from kits in to acetone or liquid polystyrene cement this made the paste you have made however you had to keep liquid in the bottle and air out it was a great filler for models also great for coating rough areas and easy to sand down..

Are you a hoarder?

congrats you made napalm

3:55 i laughed.

Acetone de-fats the skin and can have central nervous system effects via skin absorption. Check the Material Safety Data Sheet. Not to mention the fact that it is extremely flammable. I'd recommend finding another toy.

use gloves

Interesting to watch. I wonder if that stuff could be used to make a mold for resin casting. I am going to have to try that.

I recognize this voice... David Spade, is that you!?

Thinners and styrophome is what I've been using for a couple of years now!! I use it to waterproof my paper machee projects, I love the stuff, (But word of warning, it's highly flammable ) The acetone mix will be better as a glue, i think!! 🧚‍♀️🩷

We cant hear it because there's music playing in the background, remove disney music for real sound effects

That's some Roger Rabbit shit right there.

I thought he was gonna make something!!! I just wasted 8 minutes of my life

I'm asking because i want to use this technique to make a specific shape.And it must be pretty strong.

does it cure firm? it could be used to get some interesting shapes instead of calving a block for a diy aluminium foundry

You remind me of the voice of the sloth from ice age NO OFFENSE haha I love your vids don’t take it personally I probably shouldn’t have said it anyway lol.

Cough cough napalm... cough cough

And the point is?

Napalm

I felt like he was howtobasic when he poured acetone on his hands and slammed it to the Styrofoam

What is this some kind of mysterious Harry Potter like background music!?

For SAFETY use some gloves and don't make it look like the pot is being HEATED over a stove.

Napalm B was gasoline and styrofoam. Acetone doesn't contain benzene. He's made (possibly flammable) gel, to call it napalm is a stretch.

Are you a guy or a girl? you sound like a girl at some parts but a guy at others

The Acetone is safe to touch, its even great to get tar or paint of your hands. But I'm thinking about the plastic possioning from the freshly dissolved plastic. The Acetone would be helping the toxins from the plastic break through your protective layer (skin) easy. just means your balls may not work now lol

Hey look, it's Hilary Clinton

If I didn't miss too many chemistry classes, either acetone or gasoline + styrofoam = napalm. That's dangerous stuff you're playing with.

Acetone and Polystyrene, is this a recipe for war I smell here. That's one sticky goop that burns well.. poor man's Napalm. Well nothing wrong with Napalm...

Luv the vid. TYVM. I'm working on a water craft from 95% recycled/PURPOSED Plastic containers, PVC Pipe, & a few other things . I am going to try this as a Joint & Bevel Putty adding a bit of Fiberglass shavings. Never know till ya try. Thanks again. P.S. My Motto has been " KEEP IT OUT OF THE DIRT " from as far back as I can remember ? about 8 ?. I just made 40 yrs. of being 29. ALOHA.

You could try melting down hdpe plastic which is what milk jugs and laundry detergent bottles and many other types of containers are made of there are many videos on youtube of how to melt hdpe and use it for machining or creating plastic ingots

I too have experimented with this: There's another solvent - I don't know what it's called in english, though in danish it's called 'cellulose thinner' - that'll dissolve styrofoam too, but the result is much more liquid (less viscous) than with acetone. - And it will dry up as transparent hard plastic, as the solvent evaporates.. (So will the acetone jelly too, but it takes longer because the partially dried surface forms kindofa 'shell' that to some extent seal it and slow down evaporation).. The less viscous, 'cellulose thinner' based solution can to some extent be used to make a thin plastic coating on stuff, but may tend to peal off in flakes, if the layer is too thin.

I always thought it was nice how you'd add this type of calming music to your videos.

Back in the day a guy walking around in his backyard talking to himself was a nutty neighbor. Now he's just a guy with a youtube channel making a new video.

the reaction looks like phlegm

HAHAHAHAHAH dat voice

Is this like... something ... NEW? In the 80's, kids were demonstrating to their less knowledgeable peers, what smoking was, by letting them hold an unsmoked filter in their hand, dripping some acetone or nail stripper on top, then closing their hand and make a few wanking movements... Hey presto! Something that looked like semen! WAHAHAHAHA! 0 % of them knew what they were laughing about. But oh, what fun they had...

ive always hoarded electrical equipment , taking them apart - TRYI|NG to fix them...lol...i wish id half your brain

Handling organic solvents without safety gear is 'BAD BANANAS DUDE'!!

today kids.... we're going to make napalm.... I mean putty... yeah.... it's putty.....

Does it harden like maybe for glueing items together like epoxy?

:) The musical accompaniment lends well to this charming petro-jelly instructional. Fond recollections of 3:48, "the plank-of-poly plops into it's spirits like the drunken gutterpup into his bottle".

I wonder why yours is more like a syrupy viscosity and mine is more like that of silly putty even though its been soaking in gasoline in a jar since I made it.

Gasoline can dissolve Styrofoam too and it is the same as rugby contact cement... Dissolved Styrofoam on acetone have many uses... Good for handyman's DIY tool...

Are there any harmful fumes in doing this experiment? Frank

I repaired a whole bunch of leaks on a swimming pool with the same disolved styrofoam in the 1970's .... stiil ok today ! 40+ years ago.

This stuff is really handy. Ive used it in a home made injector to injection mold clone parts for old toys or to clone figures and models completely. Ive also used gasoline to do this back pre highschool so 20+ years but that was used for a different experiment entirely😅

Firsttime i see someone make styrofoam soup ;) Very cool:D The only time ive seen or disolved styrofoam is when i didnt make a seconds though about repairing my sons styrofoam plane with superglue... Whast the plastic rests used for? I mean, the styrofoam soup plastic liquid. Does it have a usage after it becomes like that? Can it harden? Can it be used as glue? Is it ok to play with? looks like cornstark

-Video pans over heaps of junk- "I found a couple things that I should throw away..." LOL.. not looking down at you, more like across. I have heaps of stuff too, it's not junk if you use it. People like us have too many uses for too many things.

I used my stuff on my boards in my barn.made it look special

I saw the 2 pieces of Styrofoam burning kinda and in my head I was like ILL NEVER LET GO JACK

Interesting. I knew acetone could dissolve it, but I never thought about using just enough to turn it into a putty. I wonder how well this would work as a cheap way to make filler for EPS foam terrain in wargaming. Thanks for the vid!

Looks like marshmallow creme! *takes bite*........ WOAHZ!

He maid a peach uh puddy.. yuh no, lik fer MuhDik. Skood ta fuk an stuf.

Disolve it in turpentine for home made napalm, it will stick and burn on anything. Oh Diesel.. OK didnt know that, thought it was turp's

Can you possibly use that puddy to mold something? Will be fun to do

Hey Genius, what you're making appears to be putty - i.e. a sticky filler. Puddy is an adjective as when Tweety Bird says 'I taut I taw a puddy tat'.

WOW. Self repair that sounds cool. Or is it like "Flubber" ?

That stuff is like Napalm btw 😂 you should lit a cig while you play with that stuff Jk.

Лучше покажи обратный процесс )) Сделай из этого шарика вспененную плиту )

makes a really good and strong glue that expands like great stuff in a vacuum.

EAT IT. It tastes like marshmallow, you should try it, really.

I don't know what you're doing but I have the answer what's in the bottom of the pot it's called slime you can make slime out of Styrofoam and the liquid thing haven't heard of it because I'm also very glittery

I wasnt being ignorant, I was generally interested. Everybody is adding music now while their talking and it makes things difficult.

When we were kids, we used to melt polystyrene with petrol, turning it into a kind of flammable putty. This could be moulded into a golf ball sized blob, and projected using a pug stick, after igniting it. We thought the sound it made as it flew through the air was what an asteroid or meteorite would make.

Try dissolving styrofoam with gasoline.

So, after 4 years did you find any use for it? I did this with gas back in the 90's. Most interesting thing I found to do was put a cone of the stuff on the back of those huge roaches that inhabit Florida [[3 to 4" long with legs]] then turn off the lights, set the tip of the cone on fire and watch them run around like a living candle till they cook.

What a waste. Kids in Africa could've eaten that Styrofoam and drunk that Acetone!!!