Steve Spangler’s Slime Art

Name: Slime Art - 1 L
SKU: GSLM
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.43 (12 reviews)

1 L (33.8 fl oz)

Rated 4.43 out of 5 based on 7 customer ratings

(12 customer reviews)

Make professional grade slime with our new “no-glue” formula
Available in 6 vibrant colors that won’t stain your hands!
UV reactive formula glows under blacklight

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You’ve been asking & we listened…

Spangler Slime Art
by the Gallon

Available in 2 Colors!

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The World’s Best Slime!

Non-glue, easy-to-use, and won’t stain your hands.

Go beyond glue slime and make the world’s best slime using Spangler’s Slime Art. Each kit comes with 1 liter of high quality PVA (polyvinyl alcohol) solution with your choice of coloring. What makes our slime formulation unlike anything else on the market is the addition of stabilizing agents that help to reduce the growth of bacteria while preserving the stretchy, gooey properties of slime that everyone loves.

How does Steve Spangler’s Slime Art work?

It’s like microscopic spaghetti – long chains of slippery, slimy molecules called a polymer. The Activator Solution links together long polymer chains to form the world’s best slime. Keep your slime in a zipper-lock bag for safe storage. Keep off of carpet, wood surfaces, or anywhere slime will damage.

What does it teach?

Making slime is a great way to introduce the concepts of changes in states of matter (from a liquid to a solid), to demonstrate the process of cross-linking long chains of molecules, and to explore the science of polymers. Making slime is a perfect Halloween activity. Use slime to teach students about states of matter as two liquids mix to become a solid.

Create Slime Art!

When you’re done playing (oops… experimenting) with your slime, combine all of your slime into one giant pile. Find a safe surface (counter top, glass table) where the slime can spread out and dry for 5-7 days. When the water evaporates, your ooey, gooey slime will turn into an amazing piece of science art.

Make Slime Like the Pros!

It’s easy! Just mix the two liquids to create long, gooey molecular chains of polymer slime. Experiment with your own mixing proportions to make slime the way you like it.

What Happens Under Black Light?

Gather your friends and turn off the lights… it’s time to make some black light slime! Experiment, observe, and prepare to get hands-on with ooey, gooey slime as you test the differences in luminosity between the 6 different colors when exposed to black light.