Immersion displays made by  Frank Smekar, Creative Display, for First 
Division Museum at Cantigny, Wheaton IL, the Civil War Medicine 
museum in Frederick MD, and the NJ Veterans Museum, East Orange NJ 
have very successful illusionary water. Visitors often try to touch 
the water to see if it's real.  You can reach Frank at "Frank Smekar" 
<[log in to unmask]> --he's a pleasure to work with.

Karen Reeds
Museum consultant  and exhibit curator, NJ Veterans Museum
Guest Curator, "Come into A New World: Linnaeus & America," American 
Swedish Historical Museum, Philadelphia 
http://www.americanswedish.org/
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>Has anyone ever used a product called Liquid Illusion for "fake" 
>water?  Does anyone have any other suggestions for fake water?
>
>Thanks,
>Rosie DiVernieri
>Collections Coordinator
>Chemical Heritage Foundation
>

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