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Editor in Chief Bill ![Workbencher Fezian](boards/icons/workbencher.gif) | 26 Jul 2024 1:41 p.m. PST |
Strapping the scenic down to a yardstick for a few days did reduce the warp, but there is still maybe an eighth of an inch lift on each end. I realize now I got lucky with the black sand, which is a perfect match to the black glitter on the skulls. You can't see my flocking errors! ![grin grin](boards/icons/grin.gif) On closer inspection, I see I was wrong when I said the skulls did not react to the spray coat. I believe the skulls are styrofoam, coated with glue and glitter (they also sell the skulls 'plain'). Two of the skulls show some deformity (crinkled in); on one skull, the sparkles seem to have absorbed into the styrofoam. Not anything worth correcting… |
Editor in Chief Bill ![Workbencher Fezian](boards/icons/workbencher.gif) | 01 Aug 2024 11:01 a.m. PST |
(they also sell the skulls 'plain') Correction, I took a closer look at these, and these skulls are covered with what look to be small white sparkles in a clear shiny sealer. |
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