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Post #807902 by hang10tiki on Sat, Feb 11, 2023 5:58 PM

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Wendy- these are my spent rounds. First, I filled them with epoxy to hopefully cut down on the bubbles. Pour a small amount of epoxy in the silicone skull silicone mold, let it sit for just a short time, drop in the ammo, pour in the rest of the epoxy. Then I spend the next 10 or 15 minutes using heat to pop the surface bubbles. Cures in 24 hours. The fifth one is curing now, so tomorrow I will add a picture of the completed lineup.

In the meantime, this piece is finished for a thirsty friend! I’m not sure what type of wood this is, it was a leftover piece in my garage that I stumbled across, possibly Mesquite. He said his favorite color is blue, so he got the blue epoxy bottom.

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And as usual, sanded to 3000 grit

[ Edited by hang10tiki on 2023-02-11 18:04:04 ]