bearswede
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Hi...
Is anyone familiar with a book titled "Restoring Antique Bottles" by George Wagoner?
Thanks,
Ron
Is anyone familiar with a book titled "Restoring Antique Bottles" by George Wagoner?
Thanks,
Ron
Question...
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cowseatmaize
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I think that was an old book, late 60's. The tecniques may be about the same but the materials may have been improved greatly. Use it for reference but look for better resins, dyes etc..
capsoda
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Never heard of it but wouldn't mind getting hold of a copy. Watchmakers use the perfect epoxy for glass repair, you can even tumble the stuff if done right. Its called Epoxy 330 and comes in fast set and slow set. Its used for repairing watch crystals.
bearswede
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Hi Warren...
Where can this stuff be had?
Ron
Where can this stuff be had?
Ron
capsoda
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I get mine through a watch parts supply house. You could try a local watchmacker or try this link. http://www.ccsilver.com/home.html Theyeven have it in amber now called 220 Epoxi,amber but I've never tried it.
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