Cheers great idea.Nice. Always a market for them. Has anyone worked a deal with a liquor store to sell stoppers along with the products offered? Curious.
Thanks for your comments.Interesting shapes.
Gifts or for sale?
Either way, thanks for the inspiration.
neat designs
Out of curiosity, what are you using for finish?
Thanks for you comments. I have used friction polish followed Microcrystalline Wax.neat designs
Out of curiosity, what are you using for finish?
thanks! I've used a few things on stoppers for a finish and can't decide what I like better.Thanks for you comments. I have used friction polish followed Microcrystalline Wax.
Interesting to hear all the things you have tried for finishing. I keep it simple on Pens I find Friction polish gives good result and for protection top off with Wax.thanks! I've used a few things on stoppers for a finish and can't decide what I like better.
I've tried doing lacquer and "buffed" it like a friction finish which looks neat and can really look deep. Regular Arm R Seal poly but it seems to take a bit to get dry. I've done a CA finish too. Lately has been the CA over the top of a lacquer finish but I'm not sure it's worth the effort all the time. GluBoost has a new ultra thin that might be my ticket, not sure yet.
All of those combinations are what I'd tried on bottle stoppers. I'm pure GluBoost on pens whether wood or acrylicInteresting to hear all the things you have tried for finishing. I keep it simple on Pens I find Friction polish gives good result and for protection top off with Wax.
CA finishing is better but only just and for me not worth the extra effort unless it's a really special blank and worth going the extra mile.
I only use wood not a fan of Acrilc or Plastic. But I accept you can get some spectacular results using these.
Good luck and thanks for you reply.