Seer
4th April 2011, 11:43 AM
Ok it seems that 1 minute makes a ton of difference in a multi-color pour. The first was a Copper & Silver pour and the sliver as I was pouring it went to a jell state (really thick) and the copper was a little better somehow they mixed but I do have air bubbles which you all told me but lesson learned. I turned one round to see what it would look like and you can see the bubbles maybe I can fill them but the blank is nice looking.
Number 2 pour was an Antique Bronze & Silver and the pictures show the setting process for me. from just poured plus 10 minutes to 20 minutes where it stopped changing,
The blanks I cut and had to round one to see what it looks like and I love the colors and how this came out I was in a little hurry and do have some chips but when the pen is done I think it will be nice. Anyways let me know what you think. I used the Jaqurd Powders in all of these.
Jerry
Number 2 pour was an Antique Bronze & Silver and the pictures show the setting process for me. from just poured plus 10 minutes to 20 minutes where it stopped changing,
The blanks I cut and had to round one to see what it looks like and I love the colors and how this came out I was in a little hurry and do have some chips but when the pen is done I think it will be nice. Anyways let me know what you think. I used the Jaqurd Powders in all of these.
Jerry