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    Finished this up today. Pics of final sanding and buff.
    The results are not quite what I hoped - a few bubbles and a man made bug bite - but useable nonetheless.
    In hindsight making new scales would be easier but had to try & save it.

    Now for the blade. A new thread for it I think.


    Just realised I titled this thread Bone Scale Repair when it should have been Horn... Dohhh!!
    Too late to change it I suppose,
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    Compared to your before pictures, I think it came out rather well...........

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    Quote Originally Posted by onimaru55 View Post
    Finished this up today. Pics of final sanding and buff.
    The results are not quite what I hoped - a few bubbles and a man made bug bite - but useable nonetheless.
    In hindsight making new scales would be easier but had to try & save it.

    Now for the blade. A new thread for it I think.


    Just realised I titled this thread Bone Scale Repair when it should have been Horn... Dohhh!!
    Too late to change it I suppose,

    Nice work !!!! and it is changed for you (Horn)
    Last edited by gssixgun; 08-29-2008 at 09:51 PM.

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    Thanx again guys & Thanx Glen, for the correction. I do know the difference ... no really
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    Thanks for the pictures. I think the color match was great, it is a bear color matching translucent objects.
    I think the before and after are pretty amazing.
    Great thread.

    Charlie

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    No worries Charlie & Thank You.
    I suppose I'm my own biggest critic but it just makes me try harder.
    If any one wants to try the glue it's called Epi-Glue. It's a 2:1 marine epoxy and makes an incredibly strong bond but maybe 24 hour Araldite would work. Similar colour I think but no where near as strong.
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