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Inlays
I'm looking for a Canadian or US source for soft minerals such as
azurite, malachite and fluorite to use as inlay material to fill voids and patterns in some of my turnings. I tried some sand from Michaels and did it ever do a number on my gouge ops: Not only that, the ca glue turned it a very dark shade; it started out to be purple and ended up black purple While I'm asking...what does everyone else use as a fixative for the inlay material? I know that if I'm using ca I should wax the edges to help prevent the ca staining. got this info from a google search. I'm new to this 'inlay' stuff and can use any hints available Thanks! |
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