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  1. 3rd May 2010, 01:05 PM #1
    tg04se
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    G'day, im just after any ideas on colour matching glue for pearl inlays in blackwood. I've used titebond mixed with blackwood dust and also araldite mixed with blackwood dust but both come up significantly darker than the timber when sanded and also under shellac. Any ideas on how to get a better match would be appreciated.
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    IMG_4736.JPG Oxide Powders, good in pva , 2 pack glues and plasti bond, I mix and match with a test run ,if an important job let dry and see, and should be the same colour or darker,
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