I just saw this and thought a few of you might be interested.

http://www.more-than-light.com/index.asp

GREAT FIND MAN!!

Anyone know if this stuff can be used in a zippo lighter to make for a different colored flame?

Also, can this stuff be applied to fire effects such as Fickel Fire or something like that?

-Vinnie

Normally, the added chemicals are chlorates, chromates, sulphates or boracic acid, which may destroy the metal of your Zippo. For Fickle Fire it could be used, but
leaves a residue that soils the cotton pad after some time which colours the flame
still after some time.
So you should have at least one item for each different flame color/ added chemical.

This is a lamp oil, not a naptha based fluid like a zippo uses. I would imagine they would be rather difficult to light.

However I have been dying to play with this stuff since I first saw it.
I just want to color my poi and staff.
Ooh...Red flames on the fire claws...How cool would that be?
Gwyd

Don't use it for blasts or fire eating!! Very dangerous.

It wont work in a zippo.

Thanks for the info guys! I think I'll still pick this up for just experimentation in effects though...

>=D
-Vinnie

No...Of course not for breathing or eating!
Heck...I wouldn't even use it for painting.
Just spinning.
Gwyd

Oooo or For fire fan dancing!! I want some green flames for St. Patties day!

You might try mixing it with lighter fluid, no idea if it would react the same though.

Sylver--

Drop me a line....i've used this stuff alot.

Kevin