SE755 - UNIVERSAL PYRO FLUID 
A fluid for torches, wardrobe, trains, paper and cloth. Extremely long burning and leaves no soot. The flame appears to be working as though gas-fed. Fluid may be applied wet and ignited or painted on, dried and ignited. The use of a cotton wick will give the optimum results. To use, soak cotton in fluid for a few seconds and ignite. For paper, paint, spray or brush on and let dry. Selected burning can be achieved when combined with Flameproofing Solution. Can be used to thin Pyro Gel. This is a hazardous material.   MSDS

SE756 - UNIVERSAL PYRO GEL
is what stunt people prefer to use for burns instead of rubber cement because it is a safer product. Some of the advantages of Pyro Gel over rubber cements are: 1. it is cool burning (800°F) 2. it will not migrate from surface to surface. 3. It cleans up easily and will not leave a lot of residue. 4. It is not sticky and applies and spreads easily on burn area. 5. It does not evaporate quickly, which means you can prep up to 30 minutes ahead of time. 6. There is no vapor build up. 7. It will not flash. This material can also be thinned with SE755 Pyro Fluid for use by stunt persons for body burns. It is also excellent for special effects applications - horizontal, vertical or even overhead burns. Apply with a brush or spatula. Burns clean, does not produce black smoke. 
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SE750 - HYDRO FIRE
As seen in Jurassic Park III
A  fluid for fire effects on water. Simple to use. Pour a thin layer of Hydro Fire, no more than 1/16" on the water and ignite. The thickness of the layer on the water determines the height and duration of the burn (30 ml or 1 oz. per square foot of surface will give you approximately a 15 second burn). Burns clean and very rapidly. It is important that trials be run before using for a performance or shoot. Will not mix with water. Evaporation rate is very rapid. Flammable fumes will spread beyond the actual pour which requires extreme care for ignition. Ignition must be remote. This material has a flash point of 57°F or above. Sufficient fumes are given off to ignite if there is a source of ignition available. Hydro Fire is an excellent material for aerial bombs. Use a plastic bag (oven roasting type) to hold the Hydro Fire in combination with a black powder bomb for a lift charge. Produces a spectacular fireball. A mortar is a must for this type of charge. This is a hazardous material. Also see Burn Fluid. This is a hazardous material. MSDS

SE748 - COLORED FIRE FLUID
  (As seen in Starship Troopers and Mouse Hunt) creates dazzling, vibrant colored flames.  Use fluid on an absorbent wick or torches or inject or atomize directly into a natural gas or propane flame. It will also burn in an open container. When injected under pressure, it can produce a flame of 10 feet or more in height.          MSDS

Your choice of colors: magenta, blue, green, orange  and purple. 
Please specify color when ordering. 
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SE745 - TORCH FLUID
A specially designed fluid for use on wicked torches. Long burning, pleasant odor and will not drip if used correctly. Good visible flame. Will hold flame even in a running torch (Olympic Torch). when constructing the torch, be certain to have a sufficient amount of cotton wicking in the torch head to hold the fluid. A cotton ball (cosmetic) immersed in 3/4 oz. of torch fluid will burn for approximately 8 minutes. 

Tri-Ess Torch Fluid was used in the the 1984 Olympic Torch relay across The United States!"

MSDS

SE775 - ROAD BURN FLUID
  A spectacular effect that has been used for many TV and motion picture effects. Most widely known "Back To The Future". A track of highly visible flames travels down an applied fluid. For outdoor use only. Can leave a burn stain. Trial takes are a must to determine speed of the burn. Remote ignition is imperative. Due to the nature of the fuel, ignition can occur as much as 25 feet from the fuel. Be certain there is no smoking within 50 feet of the fuel source. This material is hazardous. MSDS       PICTURE

SE752 - BURN FLUID  
A superior burn fluid designed for stunt people. This fluid burns with a HIGH VISIBLE FLAME, but at a relatively cool temperature and RESISTS WIND. If used in a fifty foot fall, the flames will not blow out and remain the entire length of the fall. For outdoor use only. Ignite within 60 seconds of application due to volatility. Use on absorbent material. This material is hazardous.     MSDS

SE757 - CRACKLE COLOR
A long burning fluid with changing colors and intermittent flashes and crackling. Excellent for simulating electrical fire. The flashes continue as long as the fluid lasts. Will only function wet. Performs best when using cotton or similar material as a wick. Immerse cotton ball in fluid for several seconds and ignite. A truly remarkable pyro effect. Very economical to use. 1/2 oz. of fluid will burn approximately 5 minutes. Seen in Starship Trooper. This material is hazardous.  MSDS 

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