Core it and add some metal to the cue. One of the big projects would be keeping it clean once you get down to final size. Most epoxy sealers will turn the holly yellow so you'd have to get it sealed with something water clear as soon as it is to size.how would holly work for the forearm. I like the way it looks but do not
see it used very often. It is so white seems like it could make a real cool
looking cue. Wondering if there is some problem using it for the forearm.
jack
Hi,
I like it for point stock next to ebony.
I seal the heck out of it with
schelak for keeping it clean during air sanding.
is that the generic for shellac??? :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
just messin with ya![]()
Hi,
I like it for point stock next to ebony.
I seal the heck out of it with
schelak for keeping it clean during air sanding.
is that the generic for shellac??? :thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup::thumbup:
just messin with ya![]()
It was not my fault the spell checker made the mistake.:wave2:
I never can spell vacuum right either!
that one's easyIt was not my fault the spell checker made the mistake.:wave2:
I never can spell vacuum right either!
i spell it WIFE![]()
that one's easy
i spell it WIFE![]()
...says the man who's wife is probably not a member on here and will never see this post!!!
Jason
nah, she isnt, she knows im joking...says the man who's wife is probably not a member on here and will never see this post!!!
Jason
i run the vac more than she does,
with all the sawdust i track in everyday :thumbup: