How To Stabilize Deer Antler at Fiona Prentice blog

How To Stabilize Deer Antler. Some like to end the finishing process with a ca finish. If the antler in question is too porous or feels crumbly on the inside due to being too dried out, you can stabilize it with ca. I think i'd try to stabilize the core with a slow setting epoxy (working it in as best i could), grind it flat then use a liner. I've soaked whitetail deer antler in distilled white vinegar with good results. I move on to using micro mesh cloths, and i apply them wet. For antler, it can be effective to use wet sand paper. I tried both a scraper and a skew, and both worked on the material well. If you are going to attempt to do this project. Then, i just polished the antler, and was able to get a high. These adjustable metal rods help position and stabilize the antlers during the mounting process. This instructable walks through the step by step process i took for mounting some deer antlers from scratch. Small pieces about neck knife size handles soak for a week maybe more depending on the.

If you are going to attempt to do this project. I move on to using micro mesh cloths, and i apply them wet. I think i'd try to stabilize the core with a slow setting epoxy (working it in as best i could), grind it flat then use a liner. Then, i just polished the antler, and was able to get a high. This instructable walks through the step by step process i took for mounting some deer antlers from scratch. These adjustable metal rods help position and stabilize the antlers during the mounting process. For antler, it can be effective to use wet sand paper. I've soaked whitetail deer antler in distilled white vinegar with good results. If the antler in question is too porous or feels crumbly on the inside due to being too dried out, you can stabilize it with ca. Some like to end the finishing process with a ca finish.

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How To Stabilize Deer Antler If the antler in question is too porous or feels crumbly on the inside due to being too dried out, you can stabilize it with ca. Some like to end the finishing process with a ca finish. I move on to using micro mesh cloths, and i apply them wet. If the antler in question is too porous or feels crumbly on the inside due to being too dried out, you can stabilize it with ca. I tried both a scraper and a skew, and both worked on the material well. If you are going to attempt to do this project. For antler, it can be effective to use wet sand paper. This instructable walks through the step by step process i took for mounting some deer antlers from scratch. These adjustable metal rods help position and stabilize the antlers during the mounting process. Small pieces about neck knife size handles soak for a week maybe more depending on the. Then, i just polished the antler, and was able to get a high. I think i'd try to stabilize the core with a slow setting epoxy (working it in as best i could), grind it flat then use a liner. I've soaked whitetail deer antler in distilled white vinegar with good results.