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- w.bartlett posted instructables Halloween morgue gerney and Halloween morgue Gerney
- w.bartlett commented on w.bartlett's instructable Halloween Props 2016. Dungeon Chain
- w.bartlett commented on w.bartlett's instructable Halloween Props 2016. Dungeon ChainView Instructable »
I love supporting our local season shops but when all else fails I make a trip to the local hardware store and make my own props. Thanks.
- w.bartlett entered Halloween Props 2016. Dungeon Chain in the Halloween Props Contest 2016 contest
- w.bartlett commented on w.bartlett's instructable Steampunk GuitarView Instructable »
I can't remember but I probably didn't. Prob look cooler if it tarnished a bit and was polished lol
- w.bartlett commented on w.bartlett's instructable Steampunk Guitar
The firemen might leave a lot of groves. Just good ole hand sanding should do it start with the coarse and then go over it with the finer grit to remove the heavy scratches.
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- w.bartlett commented on w.bartlett's instructable Steampunk GuitarView Instructable »
Hi thanks for the question. If I remember it was like a 400 grit wet sand paper. If you want to go beyond the copper and it's probably a thin layer try 320 grit. Have a great week, hope it turns out awesome for you. Cheers!
Just an FYI put a dab of hot glue on a pic of card board or plate and dab the end of chain in to it to pick up a bit and press the chain together. If you directly put hot glue on the link it will melt it.