fixing Bug Bites [ properly ]?
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fixing Bug Bites [ properly ]?
Hi Folks , what material is best for doing repairs to bug bites in horn ? and is there a product the`s able to be "tinted " to match ??? i`ve used 2part clear epoxy and tinted it with automotive paints,,,, it worked o.k. but was still a fairly noticeable repair and didnt sand that well or deck well and messy . Any suggestions ? , J
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Re: fixing Bug Bites [ properly ]?
Super glue, or clear casting resin is what I use. Neither are perfect.
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Re: fixing Bug Bites [ properly ]?
I agree with Bill , super glue works somewhat ....I've also mixed dust from the material I was sanding in the super glue to "tint" .....works , sometimesBill DeShivs wrote:Super glue, or clear casting resin is what I use. Neither are perfect.