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#1
 2009-01-06, 19:08
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Jazzy_Ways 
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Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
Hey, this is a brilliant little trick you can pull to easily hide small objects (think drugs! ) in the most inconspicuous of places, a water bottle.
1)By two, identical unopened water bottles. Get a common brand with a firm plastic bottle (think Evian).
2) Open and drain the contents of one bottle
3) Using a knife or scissors, carefully trim away at the section of the bottle just above the label. Do not cut any part of the label. Discard the top part.
4)Take a clear plastic lens from a flashlight, and drill a small hole in the center. Trim the edge of the lense so it is slightly smaller than the diameter of the bottle. Fit the lense in the bottle so it is 1 inch (1.3cm) above the label.
5) Glue the side of the lens in a clear waterproof sealant, like the ones used in plumbing. Fill the bottom with water,
leaving a small gap so bubbles appear when you shake it.
6)Using a knife or scissors, cut a small opening at the bottom of the second (unopened) bottle.
7Using a knife or scissors, trim away the top of the bottle. Make the cut one inch below the top of the label. Discard the bottom part and remove the label from the top part.
8)Take a clear plastic lens from a flashlight, and drill a small hole in the center. Trim the edge of the lense so it is slightly smaller than the diameter of the bottle. Fit the lense in the bottle so it is 1 inch (1.3cm) below the label.
9) Glue the sides of the lens in place with more waterproof clear sealant. Fill the top section with water, but leave half an inch of space for air.
10) Using 1 inch sections of clear tape, cover the cut edge of the top section. All the way around the edge.
11)Fill the bottom section (behind the label) with your top sensitive items. Place toilet paper on the inside to dampen noise.
12)Ease the top section into the bottom section. Make a half inch cut over the top section. It should now slide comfortably over!
:)
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#2
 2009-01-06, 19:16
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
is it just me or was that really hard to understand and visualize?
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#3
 2009-01-06, 19:27
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slippyfist 
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
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Originally Posted by Crystal Antlers
is it just me or was that really hard to understand and visualize?
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yesyesyes.
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#4
 2009-01-06, 19:52
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invisiblecincinnati 
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
cut the top and bottom off without harming the label.
fill with water and seal somehow.
hide drugs in part behind the label and attach it all back together.
thats the best translation i could come up with.
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#5
 2009-01-06, 19:58
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vladthepaler 
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
Step-by-step video tutorial on how to do this. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hs8ycM2ov4&NR=1)
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#6
 2009-01-06, 20:06
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
my attempt to understand this has no benefit to me, but....
what's the point of drilling a small hole in the center of the lens? water would go right through it. (especially if you fill the top portion with water...) And you need to clarify the dimensions of your cuts. If you want people to make it right, you can't just say "make the cut just above the label" and then later say the lens has to be 1 in above the label.
Also, i think this would be easy to spot drugs in. If an officer was searching you, a bottle of water is bound to be inspected. Even for smuggling them into concerts, the seal can't be broken, and what if the label is semi-translucent? because evian is i think.
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#7
 2009-01-06, 20:10
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
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Originally Posted by vladthepaler
Step-by-step video tutorial on how to do this. (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3hs8ycM2ov4&NR=1)
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ok yeah....that's the right way to do it.....
and it does look pretty awsome lol
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#8
 2009-01-06, 22:56
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
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Originally Posted by Crystal Antlers
is it just me or was that really hard to understand and visualize?
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Nope he lost me at drill a hole.
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#9
 2009-01-07, 04:16
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stdismas 
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
Cool vid, but why not just buy a bottle diversion safe off the internet?
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#10
 2009-01-07, 05:08
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
Easier and better idea:
Get a small, watertight plastic container that fits in the neck of a soda bottle. Put items inside, close, and seal. Dab some superglue on it and drop it into an empty plastic Coke bottle. Roll it until it winds up sticky side down behind the label and let the glue set. Now you have a thing stuck to the inside of the bottle.
Refill the bottle with Coke. Cola is effectively opaque, and it will be near impossible to see that there's anything hidden inside through the soda.
When you get the item to where you need it, drink the soda and cut the bottle open.
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#11
 2009-01-07, 05:24
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
Sweet this could be quite useful.
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#12
 2009-01-08, 02:50
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eesakiwi 
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
shortened whole thread down too.
Put goods inside waterproof plastic bag inside Coke bottle.
Fill with Coke.
& edited in. 'glue bag to behind the label before filling with Coke'.
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#13
 2009-01-08, 03:45
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Totally Stealthy 
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
We seem to have similar reading habits, Jazzy.
That said, this is a lot more effort than is really worthwhile for most things. The container won't stand up to close scrutiny (police searches, airport security, etc.) and it is extremely difficult to make it look right to even a cursory glance.
Look up the book How to Hide Anything by Michael Connor. Someone posted a link to it in a thread about a weed hidey hole in DIY.
Edit:
Fate has a point with using an opaque liquid such as soda to help hide the hidden objects, but you wouldn't think that a container that small would hold too much. Also, I wouldn't recommend drinking the soda afterward. Adhesive residue could cause the cancer.
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#14
 2009-01-08, 04:43
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
Plus one Acolyte, plus one.
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#15
 2009-01-08, 09:32
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
anyone else not understand the fucking point of this shit?
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#16
 2009-01-08, 10:21
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ScaryDangerous 
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
what fate said...
i seen a movie where they hide pills under caps of water...
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#17
 2009-01-08, 10:45
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Re: Concealing objects in a plastic bottle:how to
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Originally Posted by ScaryDangerous
what fate said...
i seen a movie where they hide pills under caps of water...
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What movie would that be?
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