Color Run Slime - 6 Colors for Epic Slime Fun Runs

It's easy to have a color run with slime! Simply set up tubs full of slime on each side of the running track at various intervals around the course (slime stations). Use water blasters to suck up the slime and blast it at the competitors as they run through the slime station. By the end of the race the runners will be happily covered in different slimy colors. Volunteers will enjoy spraying the spectacular slime as much as contestants will enjoy getting coated in slime.

Click on the link to find where to download our Ultimate Color Run Guide. It is full of advice on how to do a slime run, or a combination slime and color powder run.

Cleaning up Party GOAT instant slime is an easy process.

The product is not harmful to the environment and will naturally break down over time.

If the slime is spread thinly on the ground simply hose it into the grass (it will not harm your lawn).

Thick piles of slime should be scooped up and placed in garden beds or waste bins where it will naturally break down over time. 

For a pool, bath or large tub of slime you can add salt to the mixture to convert it back to water for easy draining. Alternatively, add more water to the mixture to dilute it into a watery consistency before tipping down the drain.

Please note that slime can be slippery, especially if left in thick piles on the ground. Excess slime should be scooped up or swept into a thin layer and hosed down.

There are a few safety tips to keep in mind when planning a slime fun run. As with any powder product, if it gets in your eyes it could be irritating, so take care when mixing the slime. If a participant gets slime in their eyes rinse them with fresh water. We suggest slimers do not aim their slime blasters at the face. Eye protection or sun glasses could be considered in some instances.

Slime (like mud in a mud run) does get slippery. We suggest that slime stations be set up on soft grass tracks, on a straight section of the course, rather than on a curve. This will help prevent participants from slipping over on the bend. The thicker the slime the more slippery it will become. As the days goes on it may make sense to move the slime stations to a new spot on the track to prevent too much slime from piling up in one area. Sand or dirt can also be sprinkled over the slime to help reduce the slipperiness.