I love tricks which can be used in a bar, and this is perfect. You know how someone always spills a beer in a bar? well next time use this with the spilt beer on the table and it'll be an amazing trick!

Liquify by Richard Sanders and Bill Abbot

Effect:
Have someone concentrate on a thought, take out a piece of paper and dip a paper in water. The paper eerily reveals the thought.

Price: .95 http://www.automaticmystery.com/liquify.html

Teaching:
Richard is one of those guys who matches up to Jay Sankey in teaching. He is one of those master teachers. Everything is covered.

Difficulty:
1/5 self working!..almost. You need to put in effort into doing a minor setup. The on the go method makes the setup everything quick and painless.

Quality:
It could be better, a few pauses here and there. It's no Theory11 but it's good enough to get all the ideas across.
Thoughts:
The setup on this is easy, only a few dollars to get everything together. The main setup should be done at home but there is a method that is very on the go. I would never setup in front of people but go into a restroom and set this up. This works and slays people. I do prefer Watermark's method because it looks...less "written" Choose your poison.

Overall:
Something so portable i will bring it to parties and events I go to. 9/10. Not the most perfect because there a few flaws to the on the go setup and that is that it might not be 100 percent if you wait to long. Trial and error my friends.

The concept for making a symbol or letter or ANYTHING appear on a piece of paper upon contact with water is ingenious, and I was giggling with delight at the method. The only downside is, it takes 1 day to prepare the paper. Of course, if you're up to it, the information contained within this DVD allows you to do exactly as the ad copy says. You cause their (whatever you want) to appear on a piece of paper! This is a great revelation for a card trick or a mentalism effect that will mix things up a little for audiences that are tired of the "pick a card, here it is" revelation.

Its not entirely true that nothing is added to the paper . Something is but it goes away. I dont like doing it because although I know theres no chemicals they dont know that so why should they believe me? it looks exactly like chemicals and the anywhere version does even use an easy to find chemichal

I love the idea behind this effect, and the method is very genius. There is 1 major flaw that is, the image on the paper only stays a few seconds. Now I don't know if I am doing something wrong but I have tried every way they suggessted to make the gimmick and it does not work well enough for me.
Like I said the idea is awesome but it just does not work as well as they say it will.
Save your money and get something else, unless you really want the effect, then go for it, it is a nice effect for the streets but does not work well for me.