The hi-res version of Steve’s wood finishing tutorial. Discover how to sand, apply stain and achieve glass-smooth results with waterbased urethane.
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The hi-res version of Steve’s wood finishing tutorial. Discover how to sand, apply stain and achieve glass-smooth results with waterbased urethane.
Product DescriptionNow you have easy, step-by-step instructions to learn the basics of plastic canvas. These lessons will help you with everything from choosing the best type of canvas and yarn, to instructions for a variety of stitches, to completing a project. . . . More >>
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Technique for using silicone rubber mold to enlarge sculpture.
Product DescriptionAdd a little holiday cheer to your home throughout the year when you stitch up these darling plastic canvas designs. Featuring projects for all seasons, this book includes holiday patterns, as well. All projects are stitched on 7-count plastic canvas and use readily available yarns and embellishments. . . . More >>
Plastic Canvas for All Seasons
Product DescriptionThis book is a first in the trade which provides a centuries-old secretive process for the creation of decorative ornamentation. Compo formulation was a jealously guarded “secret” which was kept in families and handed down mostly from father-to-son. Through this medium which is commonly known as “Compo,” certain trades such as the picture framing and furniture manufacture industries, permitted manufacturers to mass produce previously hand carved one-of-a-kind. . . More >>
Step-By-Step Compo and Mold Making
Make a request in my channel on what topic you want to see in next video. Another video as promised. This is the layup video from the mold in the last two videos. Im not going to repeat text info in every video. If you think ive missed something I have probably covered it in another video. Keep the comments and subscribing going and there will be more. Any Questions you have ask in a comment or pm me. Music references removed from fear of muting. Key: WAX = Carnauba wax (release agent). FG = Fiberglass CSM = Chopped Strand Matte(reinforcement) PVA = Polyvinyl alcohol (release agent) Plug = The original item that your creating a mold of. Mold = A negative replica of the plug, specifically a ‘tool’ mold. Next video will be carpeting a sub box
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