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Topic: Good old fashion homecooked blood recipe needed
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Bisto
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posted 09-08-1998 03:25 PM
Making a movie and need a good recipe for some realistic looking blood. It doesn't have to flow perfectly, just need some simple ideas.
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HYDRO
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posted 09-08-1998 04:09 PM
there is always the CORNSYRUP blood, use KARO clear corn syrup, add red, yellow and SMALL AMOUNT OF BLUE to the mix. I developed and use TIDE ultra clothing detergent, add ONLY RED, or maybee .000001 ddrop of blue. it is tinted, so NO yellow. i also made a NEW GEL BLOOD, reply if u want the recipe
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ADOM
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posted 09-09-1998 01:01 AM
Hydro, does that Tide Ultra recipe clean up pretty easily or does it still stain?ADOM
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HYDRO
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posted 09-09-1998 04:36 PM
it cleans up great. but on sidewalk, it kinda cleans the sidewalk, but it looks REAL GOOD. and it's not sticky, so that's what iwanted when i made it
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marie
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posted 09-09-1998 07:39 PM
Do you know if the Tide blood, is okay to use on skin, will it causes red spots or something like that? I tried one, V8 juice with Quick chocolate syrup, it's actually good.
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HYDRO
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posted 09-09-1998 09:22 PM
i have used it before, it left a minimal coloration, like when u smack ur hand on somthing type of red, but i used a ton of red in it that time. i specifivly used NO bleach tide when i made this stuff, it works. (yes i do keep emphisizing i created it, i don't know if for the first time in the world, but i'm happy with it, and kinda like to have ppl. know i am not just another special effects guy, and that i came up with a couple of original things 
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voodooU
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posted 09-09-1998 10:59 PM
Corn syrup is no fun to get on you/get off you. I think I'll try your tide method HYDRO. peeling off a corn-syrupy shirt took some skin off my chest...... Hmm maybe some water, food coloring and gelatin might work?
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HYDRO
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posted 09-10-1998 03:54 PM
i've tried that,my blood is not sticky at all. smells good too. if you want a gel blood rcipie, mail me
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Monty Vale
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posted 09-10-1998 04:53 PM
What's the advantage of gel-based blood?
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HYDRO
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posted 09-10-1998 04:55 PM
i recently found a good SQUIB blood. use PALMOLIVE dish washing stuff, it's a thick gloop with junks and smells bad, tinted yellow. well anyway, mix in some red and a .000001 drop of blue, and there u go, it should come out in globs instead of mist.
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ADOM
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posted 09-10-1998 10:29 PM
I think gel based blood is good fro dried blood, scabs, etc.ADOM
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Juan Martinez
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posted 09-11-1998 01:00 AM
GLYCERIN mixed with food toner RED, YELLOW and a bit of blue is a Preatty cool blood.Hope this help. Juan.
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HYDRO
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posted 09-11-1998 05:19 PM
my gel blood uses NO geletin. it is good for coagulated blood, or blood ment to stay in place, it's just another alternitive
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