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Hi....Have another rock project going on...part of the design is a circular sign about 12 inches in diameter. It has to be made of porcelain like the fridge. anyone do this type of sign?
I found a guy that does it locally (Bainbridge Island near Seattle.....how ever it is a hands-on project....I would have to go to his shop and make it myself....he would show me how. Now I would LOVE to go do it...however..I can't get the time off from here to take a class.....plus charging the client for all my time....Oh-well.
Also an update on the Granite Project from a few weeks ago. It is still in my shop...having a tough time keeping the resist on such an irregular surface. I have put 8 coats of stencil filler, letting it dry between coats. The problem is that the resist won't stay down in the small holes and cracks. I pounded the hell out of it with a rubber hammer....works good for a little while...then starts to come loose again...Damn...some projects ya just shouldn't take on...this is turning into an Albatross around my neck....anyway...I think I can take it to the blaster...then before he starts to blast I will pound it with the rubber hammer to set it down in the cracks.
I also thought about a 2 part epoxy to hold the damn thing on there....then I sobered up...Hahahaha So...if you run into this problem...let me know....I am REAL GOOD at pounding rocks!
Sorry to run on and on...but I can see by the latest upset that we all can use a little levity.
Chio
-------------------- Jackson Smart Jackson's Signs Port Angeles, WA ...."The Straits of Juan De Fuca in my front yard and Olympic National Park in my backyard...
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Well hey Jackson......if you come towards Seattle....I can buy ya a cup of coffee! Now about that stencil filler....that is so weird it isn't sticking. When I use that stuff it sticks to everything. Hands....pants.....hair....but then you are using a different background than redwood. It would be great to see your finished project.
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