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it really varies depending on how wet you make it and what it is resting on/in. say it was placed on a piece of cardboard the cardboard would draw the moister put of it and it would dry faster than if it was drying on say glass. there is no specific answer to this question, it is all a waiting game

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cornstarch like any thickener will reach its full potential when the liquid it is added to reaches a boil. So the length of time "corn starch takes to thicken" depends on how fast you can boil liquid.

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i think it would take 3 days to dry.

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