Imitation ivory and case yellow scales
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GClaxon
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Imitation ivory and case yellow scales
Anyone know where I can get some of the off white imitation ivory and Case yellow scale material? I have several that need it for my collection
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Re: Imitation ivory and case yellow scales
i sell the yellow in my store, if you need different dimensions shoot me an email. I used to have the fake ivory too but haven't had any in a while
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Re: Imitation ivory and case yellow scales
"I used to have the fake ivory too but haven't had any in a while"
Which fake ivory ? are you referring to the ivory 'sawdust' and epoxy type of ivory ?
thanks, kj
Which fake ivory ? are you referring to the ivory 'sawdust' and epoxy type of ivory ?
thanks, kj
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Re: Imitation ivory and case yellow scales
no, I mean synthetic ivory. Fake, imitation, spurious, not genuine, plastic made to imitate the appearance of ivory.kootenay joe wrote:"I used to have the fake ivory too but haven't had any in a while"
Which fake ivory ? are you referring to the ivory 'sawdust' and epoxy type of ivory ?
thanks, kj
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Re: Imitation ivory and case yellow scales
Thanks. Is there a name for the ivory saw dust and epoxy product ? kj
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Re: Imitation ivory and case yellow scales
Don't know never heard of it.kootenay joe wrote:Thanks. Is there a name for the ivory saw dust and epoxy product ? kj
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Re: Imitation ivory and case yellow scales
Thought I would add a web site below for those of you looking for "Imitation Ivory Polymer Mixes" When you get to the below web-site look at the lower position at the site under "Sources and Citations" there are 4 web sites there to further your searches.
I have not used "Imitation Ivory" color but I have used many Color based epoxy in my wood working. "I use water-base epoxy" Oil base may be better for your work? Just have to experiment. The colors and thickness consistences you can make are limitless.
Make sure that you mix-up enough for the entire job, a second batch will never be the "exact" color as the first. (Learned that through my own mistakes).
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Faux-Ivory- ... lymer-Clay
I have not used "Imitation Ivory" color but I have used many Color based epoxy in my wood working. "I use water-base epoxy" Oil base may be better for your work? Just have to experiment. The colors and thickness consistences you can make are limitless.
Make sure that you mix-up enough for the entire job, a second batch will never be the "exact" color as the first. (Learned that through my own mistakes).
http://www.wikihow.com/Make-Faux-Ivory- ... lymer-Clay
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Re: Imitation ivory and case yellow scales
Very neat link. Thank you.
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Re: Imitation ivory and case yellow scales
Your welcome Joe.
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Re: Imitation ivory and case yellow scales
Thanks guys!