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If you use black shellac made from old 78 records.
Keep all pins or sharp things away from the finished object.
I dropped a bunch of straight pins on the table I finished with black shellac.
And I got all this weird mixed up music coming from the table.
It freaked me out, man. ( always remember to add "man" after freaked out )
Al :eek: :D
Al .... you really are a fool :p
Have you discovered what happens if you scratch the finish yet?
.......if you scratch the finish yet?
.......if you scratch the finish yet?
.......if you scratch the finish yet?
.......if you scratch the finish yet?
.......if you scratch the finish yet?
.......if you scratch the finish yet?
.......if you scratch the finish yet?
.......if you scratch the finish yet?
.......if you scratch the finish yet?
.......if you scratch the finish yet?
.......if you scratch the finish yet?
.......if you scratch the finish yet?
.......if you scratch the finish yet?
I try, I try.........................:D
( that was for Stinky ) :confused:
Al :)
What were!! you doing while I was busy setting up the new business???Quote:
Originally Posted by bitingmidge
I must say ITS GOOD TO BE BACK!!!!
Al :D
Behaving myself mostly!!! Good to have you back! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by ozwinner
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As long as it wasn't Max and Val :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by ozwinner
Cheers
Yeah worse, it was Val Bygraves, and Max Doonigan.Quote:
Originally Posted by vsquizz
I cant beleive I just wrote that, it shows I know who the freakin hell they are.:eek: x5million
Al :D
I'm gunna need an ambulance soon......ROFL:D I think I broke some ribs..........Quote:
Originally Posted by ozwinner
Making shellac from old records?
If this isn't a joke can someone fill me in?
Cheers
Paul
Paul, its fair dinkum, almost any old vinyl will do the trick its just that some rare runs from particular labels have a content of Gold shellac which gives a deep lustre. Al has found that Max Bygreaves works well and is now experimenting with some Johnny Houghton and Doris Day. Val Doonican is another that works well in 78's.:D
You may want to read this;
http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ad.php?t=11805
Cheers
It is only the old 78's & 16's that were made of shellac. Not the 45's and LP's which were vynal and won't work.
Don't use anything from the 60's unless you want a stoned finish :D