Thread: First restore in progress--Dubl Duck Perlduck

This restore is fasinating, I keep coming back to see how you are doing. Keep up the good work. Can't wait to see the final outcome.

Good stuff

Originally Posted by HigherFasterNow

This restore is fasinating, I keep coming back to see how you are doing. Keep up the good work. Can't wait to see the final outcome.

It is strange how excited I get about other peoples projects. I am on pins and needles to see the end result.

Thanks for all the great comments and interest guys. I really appreciate them. This morning I kind of wondered if anyone was still looking at this thread. Then like magic a bunch of people posted. Thanks again.

I am excited. As I type this it has been 53 hours, 51 minutes, and 26ish seconds (I started the stopwatch on my phone, cause I'm that crazy/anal) since I poured the epoxy. I have to look tomorrow when I get home, but I think that there are a couple of spots that are going to need to be "fixed" with poly. Hopefully not, but I think probably so. The epoxy didn't cover to the same depth (looks like a little bit of wrinkle down on the bottom edge) in a couple of places on the "show" side, so I will probably hit it with some sand paper and see if it smooths out. If so, great. If not, poly. Ugh. When I do the walnut scales on my Shumate, I will know better how to mix and pour the epoxy and won't mess it up as badly.