I been wondering…….just discovered inlace in one of the catalogs and wondering about using it to fill in cracks once in a while in bowls…….It that what its suppossed to be used for?
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Is this the "liquid inlay"? I use it mainly for turnings on the lathe, pens, bowls, etc. I apply it into voids (natural or man-made), and then finish turning so the surface is uniform.
I'm on the verge of using it on a project as an inlay material. Nothing as elaborate as this, but here's some examples of what it can be used for:
http://www.turtlefeathers.com/gallery-text/inlace.html
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