A pic talks more then thousand words!!!!!!!!!!!
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A pic talks more then thousand words!!!!!!!!!!!
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Nice job. Have done the same with epoxy.
Nice, is that epoxy and what did you color it with?
i mixed epoxy with dust of horn !!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Hart
At first I thought it was foaming at the mouth :<0) Then I saw why. Very nice save of some good old scales. A+ work.
Um where is the blade ?
Great work! I found, a while back, that dust from bakelite gave the epoxy repairs a blacker result after polishing. Seemingly to be a better match for horn scales which are polished black. My horn-dust repairs were always too light on that type.Quote:
Originally Posted by jemmo
Your results look great! :tu
You are right dust of horn is a little bit lighter, next time Will do as you said.Quote:
Originally Posted by sharptonn
Well, try it and let me know. Seemed to work good for me. http://straightrazorpalace.com/works...rn-repair.html. I have a bunch saving up to do several at once. Easy to mix and apply to several, sand and finish them later.Quote:
Originally Posted by jemmo
