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Top Document: Stagecraft Frequently Asked Questions Previous Document: 15. Pyrotechnics - explosions, flashes, smoke Next Document: 17. Welch vacuum forming pump See reader questions & answers on this topic! - Help others by sharing your knowledge I'm trying to empty a beer can and refill it with a less inebreating liquid. If I use water, I can reseal holes punched in the bottom with tape. If I try to use a carbonated beverage, it leaks. Any suggestions? If you can find a can of soda or another beverage which just fits inside your beer can (many do), you can cut the top off the beer can and slip the other unopened can inside. This has the advantage of allowing the actor to pop the top on the "beer". The beer can top has to be cut off BELOW the rolled rim, so that the cut edge will slide up under the rim of the outer can. Be sure this edge is flat and as smooth as possible. You'll still probably want to wrap a strip of clear tape around the whole edge for actor safety. User Contributions:Top Document: Stagecraft Frequently Asked Questions Previous Document: 15. Pyrotechnics - explosions, flashes, smoke Next Document: 17. Welch vacuum forming pump Single Page [ Usenet FAQs | Web FAQs | Documents | RFC Index ] Send corrections/additions to the FAQ Maintainer: ratsfaq@blighty.com (Stagecraft FAQ admin (Steve Atkins))
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