Turners Select Powdered Metal Inlay
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Turners Select Powdered Metal Inlay

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  • Powdered metal inlay is perfect for creating one-of-a-kind turnings using wood that might otherwise be discarded. Perfect for filling small cracks, natural voids along with carved patterns, powdered metal adds beauty, interest and value to your work. It can also be used to create accent bands on pens, decorative rings on bowls and other types of work. Inexpensive and easy to use, powdered metal can be mixed with clear epoxy, instant glue or Inlace clear. 8 oz.

Turners Select Powdered Metal Inlay Reviews

5 of 6 people found this review helpful.

Nice looking when done, but too fine!

Greg in CA

Comments On Feb 14, 2013:I have used the copper & brass product extensively. I can tell you that having fresh thin CA is IMPORTANT. However, even with this, this metal is so fine that the CA does not always wick into it because it's so fine and compact. I have made my own shavings using files, and sometimes mix the two for better results. I implore Craft Supplies USA to find and offer a larger particle, like a 30 mesh size. The larger the particle, the easier for the glue to wick. The flip side to this is that the larger the metal particles, the more black (dried CA) you will see in between the metal particles.
The aluminum is the hardest to use because it tends to cake. Also, it is the lightest and doesn't sink as fast as Brass and copper. Copper seems to work the best.

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