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(57 votes) Published: Jun 29, 2007 10:23 p.m. In 1 Favorites Lists Viewed 280 times
Allright, in this egg I’m gunna tell you how to cook wheatpaste. I searched for wheatpaste and nothing showed up so fuckit. Wheatpaste is used as basically glue for posters and stickers usually for graffiti.
First off You will need
Stove
White flour
Sugar (Option)
Pot
Bowl
Fork, beater, something to mix this shiz.
Okay, now cooking wheatpaste is pretty simple. First off take about 3 tablespoons of flour into your bowl. Mix it with cold water with your fork or beater or whatever and stur until it’s runny.
Now you should put one cup of water into your pot, and heat it on the stove until it’s ALMOST boiling.
And when it’s ALMOST boiling pour your runny mix (SLOWLY) into the pot while sitrring it.
Now just keep stirring! it until it starts to boil, then let it boil for maybe a minute or so. Then turn your stove off. (Wait for the paste to cool) and then pour it into a jar or whatever container you want to use and then you can go and wheatpaste all the crap you want all over your town.
(Also, if you want add a spoon of sugar into your aste while it’s still being cooked for extra strength)
And I might as well tell you how to paste really quick.
Just take your picture, poster, cutout, or whatever your pasting, lay down a layer of wheatpaste where you want it, stick it on there. Then lay another layer over your poster so it sticks flat, then it drys and there you go.
Jun 29, 2007 10:53 pm - Its been done before. And flour, sugar, and water cooked, tastes pretty good. My friends hot mom used to make it for breakfast. Don’t ask.
Jun 29, 2007 11:17 pm - well I guess I will give you a 4, but you forgot to mention the main use of wheat paste...pyrotechnics! As for tubes, it’s the poor man’s wood glue...makes pretty good tubes, and not too brittle.
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