Blue Smoke

[FrozenHaxor2]

DON'T STAND IN THE SMOKE! You risk getting hit by the care package!

[0123legoman3210]

hi,

would potassium perchlorate work instead of potassium chlorate?

Thanks

Sam

[kostiavv]

Ha ha, you're so stingy, that you're not telling where to get the chemicals, you think all the people are so stupid?The person who is seriously interested in pyro, knows already where to get them

[Travjo28]

how to make it!!!



[dudomaniac]

@Travjo28 Sieve the potassium chlorate with a 120# sieve, blend with the other components and press in a tube with an arbour press. 

[Cod4HackerVids]

he is PROFESSIONALL XD

[guitarplayer13ful]

omg!!!awesome

[airgunner12]

Where did you get the lactose ?

[greenvaepor]

@airgunner12 Powdered milk.

[airgunner12]

@greenvaepor Yeah, so do you buy powdered milk or .. ?

[BenAranMetroidkiller]

hm... hopefully it wasnt in your garden, or else your neighbors turn red because of wrath ;)

[dudomaniac]

@BenAranMetroidkiller I don't set off stuff in my garden ;-) . My garden is way too small for that.

[BenAranMetroidkiller]

@dudomaniac otherwise you could have made another vid:

how blue smoke can turn neighbors red ^^

cool vid, forgot to say that!

[MODzillafalafel]

look how the *professional* spells in the description...

[bigvolgin]

hi, looks great. i tried out some pigment colors but nothing worked. it was white all the time.

i did 60 potassium nitrate ( does it just work with chlorate???) , 40 citric acid , 40 paraffin and about 10 color pigments.

why is it such a secret with the dye? does the one from the supermarket work? it is all just colored pigments, i dont get it....

[MrGingersk8r]

@bigvolgin you have to use potassium chlorate if you want colour, nitrate burns much hotter and will not disperse the colour.

[megara13]

very nice!Where did you get this dye?

[bomba1170]

The Dye Use For this Bombs Is the one that Comes in powered right

[dudomaniac]

Indeed it does.

[Jeffrocket55]

pretty good colour wgere did you get the dye,lolo!

[bomba1170]

I Think you can but the dye in any market.

[dudomaniac]

Not exactly. Several dyes work, but they are all expensive. Disperse blue #120 is the least toxic of the suitable dyes I found, which is a great advantage in this particular application. Other antraquinone based dyes probably work as well, but you'll have to look for them.