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@@MissMuMu33 Thanks for the positive feedback! ❣️

@@GM-to7nd Since it's "homemade" it's hard to know for sure how it will hold up over a long period of time. Since you'll be selling your paintings, I suggest buying/store-bought and keep your receipt should anything go wrong within a certain period of time. Hope you sell a lot! 😉

@@unique4532 It means what happened to my mother? (past tense) or What's happening to my mother? (present tense). Probably written "a wapm to me madda?"

@@MrMo9406 do you mean the mic stand? The link for the microphone stand is included in the description section below the video. Just scroll down a bit

Thank you very much, my dear @MocasWorld

Mind you I’m a student of ur videos I’m from west Africa 🇸🇱 to be honest I love everything about Jamaica 🇯🇲 Probably gonna visit soon

Awww... Thanks for the positive feedback! :)

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Cornstarch works great! I DON'T recommend using flour. I have never tried baking soda.

In case you haven't seen it yet, here's my follow up video with TIPS, answering frequently asked questions, and showing various uses of the paste. ruclips.net/video/umJ7aL6Yo-o/видео.htmlsi=g0XXwU4A87W6ixsK

@@irma6156 You should be able to pipe it onto a sturdy canvas to make flowers. Allow it to dry thoroughly. If you plan to paint the flowers afterwards, I suggest GENTLY brushing on a coat of GLUE ONLY, as an added layer of protection...and if possible, stick to using Acrylic paint for best results. Please note the US measurements for the recipe in the description section. I used European utensils in the video. HaPpY crafting!

Yes! Cornstarch should work fine!

Aww.. thank you... I plan on doing more! There are a few others in my "Crafts" playlist, if you haven't seen them as yet.

@@blastoffofficial Yes .. Believe me I know, having grown up with ackee trees in my yard. Unfortunately there are no ackee trees where I live, so the canned ones are like gold! 😄

@@Caribbean.Galaxy Hi... So I am no pro LOL. I suggest you just play around with the various options for connection that you mentioned... or ask a knowledgeable employee at an electronics store, since you have so much going on. All the best! 👍

@@erlingoskarkristjansson8609 Good advice! Since my first use, (in the video) I use the prunes now as "maintenance"... I eat 1 full prune and drink the water whenever I feel I need it. I think that is a good guide, as everyone's body is different. I've also shared a few with family and they say 1 occasionally is very helpful.

If you store it very tightly in a GLASS jar, approx. a week. But it really depends on the room temperature. I recommend making small batches at a time, for best results. Please note the recipe in the description section is 1/2 US Cup (I used european utensils in the video).

@@MocasWorld Thank you for the reply.

Follow my video step-by-step. Make sure you have an interface (like my M-Audio or other brand) which is sold separately. The mic stand is also sold separately. I have included links in the description section of the video.

@@MrGTAmodsgerman Its meant for decorative crafting projects and I assume it won't do well with water, especially over time. However, you could make a small batch and try it... Perhaps adding extra glue may help?

@@MocasWorld Alright, thanks! Yea what i am trying to do is decorative but also have to be functional to some sort because it's for an RC car.

@@MrGTAmodsgerman Besides some extra glue in the mixture itself, brush a coat or two of GLUE only, onto the exterior of the surface of the paste AFTER you apply it and it has dried. That should provide extra layers of protection against water... At least temporarily. Please let us know how it turns out, if you do it.

@@MocasWorld Thanks i will try it ;) But not anytime soon, i just do the planning and brainstorming

@@ClaudiaX2 In the video I used mineral talcum baby powder (purchased in Europe) but I also use cornstarch regularly and they are the same consistency. Please just note that the talc/cornstarch measurement is 1/2 US cup as stated in the description section below the video (I used European utensils/measurements in the video) and for best results store tightly closed in a glass jar. Here is my follow-up video giving tips and various uses and answering frequently asked questions. ruclips.net/video/umJ7aL6Yo-o/видео.htmlsi=c3fYojDCC4eOtaSR

@@NoahH-y7d Interesting project ❣️... Yes it should fill gaps nicely. It's great for resurfacing generally. Of course the only way to know for sure is to do it. And please let us fellow crafters know how it turned out. Here is my follow up video to this one giving tips, answering frequently asked questions and showing the VARIOUS uses for this paste. ruclips.net/video/umJ7aL6Yo-o/видео.htmlsi=RQ4izM1H_Mh1JEAW

alright thanks!

@@riddhimasharma4267 Yes depending on how thick you applied it. You can help it along using a COOL blowdryer, but it's best to let it dry 24 hours so that you're certain it's dry. Then do hand with care after. If you haven't already, check out my follow up video with tips, answering frequently asked questions, and showing various uses for this paste. ruclips.net/video/umJ7aL6Yo-o/видео.htmlsi=bNZMj7yyRYymzJfi

@@sabiatanu6403 Did you use grams or cup measurement? It's HALF CUP (by USA measurements) as you'll see in the full recipe in the description section below the video. (I used European measurements in my video) If you used 1 FULL US cup and are still able to stir your paste right now, just add another 1/3 cup crafting glue and another 3 tablespoons of Acrylic Paint and stir it well. That should balance out the consistency. For best results store it in a glass jar tightly covered. If your paste is already too dry and brittle (you CAN'T stir it anymore) it's better to just make a new batch, otherwise the texture is going to be inconsistent. The complete recipe and directions are in the description section. Here's my follow up video with tips and various uses for the paste. Let me know how your project turns out. ruclips.net/video/umJ7aL6Yo-o/видео.htmlsi=Y5XBrU8HUogThajK

@@hennesseyme9112 You'll need to add sugar and tea at the measurements given, to start brewing your first batch of kombucha ... Jump straight to my video ruclips.net/video/YGzgWze51X4/видео.htmlsi=ompN_9KpKef3qkBD The SCOBY isn't necessary to start brewing.. Just the starter liquid and sweet tea mixture. By the way, I once experimented using the Green GTS brand (the one with spirulina in it) as a starter and it worked! I think as long as it is authentic RAW kombucha, even flavoured should work as starter liquid. In this case I would brew a small batch just to get started on your journey.

@@mariaborrero8864 What did you use it for exactly?

Did you use grams or cup measurement? It's HALF CUP (by USA measurements) as you'll see in the full recipe in the description section below the video. (I used European measurements in my video) If you used 1 FULL US cup and are still able to stir your paste right now, just add another 1/3 cup crafting glue and another 3 tablespoons of Acrylic Paint and stir it well. That should balance out the consistency. For best results store it in a glass jar tightly covered. If your paste is already too dry and brittle (you CAN'T stir it anymore) it's better to just make a new batch, otherwise the texture is going to be inconsistent. The complete recipe and directions are in the description section. Here's my follow up video with tips and various uses for the paste. Let me know how your project turns out. ruclips.net/video/umJ7aL6Yo-o/видео.htmlsi=Y5XBrU8HUogThajK

@@alusrurulez758 Very ambitious! ❣️ In order to use this paste for that, you would first have to create the basis or structure of the tunnel using some other material (example cardboard or plastic), then use this paste to finish the surface. Here is my follow-up video to this one, showing the various things I've used this paste for so far, and giving tips. If you do your project, please let the community know how it turns out, here in the comments. ruclips.net/video/umJ7aL6Yo-o/видео.htmlsi=nMdc5WOPbDKx9qRm

@@azeramirez2954 I think it should work as long as you let the piped flowers dry thoroughly before handling them. Store the mixed paste covered tightly in a glass, to prevent it drying out too quickly. Let me know how it turns out if you do it.

@@adventuresinafricaandabroa1942 It's the second greeting at the beginning of this video.

REŢETĂ: 1/2 cană 120 de grame de pudră pentru copii 1/3 cană/80 ml Crafting Glue 3 linguri/44 grame vopsea acrilică albă INSTRUCȚIUNI: Se amestecă bine ingredientele și se păstrează într-un recipient ermetic (de preferință din sticlă). Cel mai bine este să folosiți fiecare lot cât mai curând posibil, deoarece amestecul își va pierde umiditatea în timp. NOTĂ: Folosiți o mască de față, pentru a evita inhalarea pudrei, în timp ce amestecați pasta și în timp ce o șlefuiți, dacă este necesară netezirea pastei uscate. Timpii de uscare depind de cât de gros îl aplicați și de temperatura camerei. 48 de ore sigur, dacă este un strat subțire (cum ar fi mânjirea cu un șablon subțire obișnuit)... Dacă este folosit mai gros decât atât, cu siguranță după 1 săptămână se va usca complet. Această pastă specială este destinată în scopuri de artizanat și decorative (pentru a reapariția și/sau a crea textură și poate fi chiar folosită ca adeziv/chit pentru plăci de lut uscate la aer). Nu l-am încercat în matrițe pentru a crea un obiect individual solid. L-am folosit cu șabloane obișnuite și a funcționat bine. Am inclus link-uri în secțiunea de descriere de sub videoclip, dacă doriți să cumpărați ingredientele de pe Amazon.

Mulțumesc frumos ❤

@@GreyStrongbody I promote products that I personally use.

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@@chokkione7977 Thanks... I appreciate the positive feedback. 🙏

@@Camicamelia123 Bună! Îmi pare rău... a trebuit să folosesc google translate pentru a înțelege comentariul tău, așa că sper că a fost tradus corect. După cum puteți vedea în videoclip, fac eu pasta cu ingredientele așa cum se arată. Rețeta completă și instrucțiunile sunt în secțiunea de descriere de sub videoclip. Am inclus si link-uri pentru achizitionarea ingredientelor folosite, sub reteta in sectiunea descriere.

@@sapnayeolekar4156 That's a first.. Sorry to hear that. Did you use the exact same ingredients and follow the recipe exactly? Please note the baby powder is actually 1 full Half cup/4 ounces/120 grams.. NOT a full 8 ounce cup. Is that what perhaps caused the issue? For example .. If your mixture is too dry... add equal parts glue and acrylic paint starting with a teaspoon of each to your mixture. Mix well. If needed, add another teaspoon of each till you get a looser consistency. I did a follow up video to this one, giving tips and going over the various uses of this VERY versatile paste. Here's the link: ruclips.net/video/umJ7aL6Yo-o/видео.htmlsi=1qQHp-zxwZCFt_4W

@@MsScrappygirl Aww.. thank you ... my pleasure! The process of song selection can be quite tedious, so I thought I'd simplify it for myself and others.

@@aleli5105My pleasure 😉

Thanks !