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Taxidermy Skull Preparation

Step 5Finishing your skull

1. Glue in any teeth that fell out during the process using Krazy Glue super glue. Don't use a glue gun. The teeth may stick out funny or crooked, and hot glue does not last. It can also look tacky if it oozes out.

2. Buy plain, clear nail polish and paint it on both sides of all of the skull's teeth. This will help to prevent the teeth from splitting in the future.

3. I like to spray my skulls with a clear semi-gloss wood finish. This may take several coats. This is not necessary, but I like the added gloss. You can also glue the lower jaw onto the upper part of the skull if you wish to & pose it so the mouth is open in a snarl.

YOU'RE FINISHED!
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3 comments
May 31, 2009. 2:20 PMgeodez says:
i do not think spike deer snarl, but i may be wrong.
Jan 3, 2009. 1:57 PMlittle mo says:
very helpfull thankyou all
Feb 6, 2008. 10:37 AMPaHalloweenFreak says:
Very helpful!! Thanks!

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