New batch finished
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- PinkDiamond
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Re: New batch finished
Oh yeah, jim knows to send personal info privately, and it's so good to see you pop in BL. Hope the computer build is successful, and completed soon so you get more time online and can visit more. That's such a nice thing for you to offer, and a win/win for both of you. Kudos!
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- SwordfishMining
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Re: New batch finished
Well. Here the deal on that. It was a water dome and broke the seal and dried for months so I just left it out for the next few years as a specimen oif dome drying. It was still crazing so i ground it down to the color bar and put it thru Opal Cure. A resin with Super T as a hardener. The Super T had dried out so I used a different brand that apparently did not penetrate to react. When it lost a chip finally it was gooey under the surface still. I had flow coated it without polishing thru the fairly glossy coating ever. So it hangs on the wall until later LOL. As an everyday wear piece a drop of Star bond to level it and it's good to go. Chip would disappear and the color does drown out the surface.
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