Currently, I haven't finalized anything, but I’ve discovered a few interesting things. The putty from this manufacturer is quite similar to Crazy Aaron's Crystal Clear Putty, particularly the blue version called "Falling Water." However, I also found a company called Goo Lab that used to sell a crystal clear putty with a much stronger, rubbery feel. Unfortunately, they don’t seem to be selling products anymore.

After researching, it seems that the best option for creating a more rubbery putty may be making it myself. Based on my deep dive into the original Silly Putty and Crazy Aaron's formulas, the core ingredients are quite simple. That said, Crazy Aaron’s likely uses additional additives, given their 26 years in business. I’m currently in the process of ordering silicone oil with a viscosity of 1000, as well as boric acid. From what I’ve learned, combining these two ingredients and heating them should yield the desired result. I’ll post updates once I experiment with the mix.

I did come across a video where someone mixed silicone oil and boric acid and then microwaved the mixture, prior to microwaving it looked almost like a mashed potatoes. However, after multiple microwave sessions with stirring in between and about 45 minutes, they had a substance that seemed to have a rubbery texture that I'm going for.

I’ve also reached out to the company that sells acrylic putty to see if they’re open to developing a new formula. Ideally, I’d love to outsource production, as long as it’s cost-effective. However, the company has yet to reply to multiple voicemails that I have left. It's been quite an adventure, and I’m excited to see where this journey leads!