| Project by Chris Wright | posted 330 days ago | 284 views | 0 times favorited | 5 comments |  |
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I finally finished a few more goblets. Like the first one I did, these are cherry bases. The first one was made as a gift, these I’m thinking of selling.
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Chris Cunanan
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posted 330 days ago
those look purrrrty, what finish did u use?
Chris Wright
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posted 330 days ago
I used Mylands High Build Friction Polish on the wood, the tops are ceramic so they were glazed and fired.
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rikkor
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posted 329 days ago
Very nice. I just discovered Myland’s, it really kicks the results up a notch.
Karson
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posted 329 days ago
Nice job. I was looking at the tops and said they shure don’t look like wood. Glad my eyes wern’t playing tricks on me.
A nice multi medium project.
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Chris Wright
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posted 328 days ago
Yeah, Mylands is great, I’ve also usedShellawax by Penn State Industries (http://www.pennstateind.com/) with similar results.
-- "At its best, life is completely unpredictable." - Christopher Walken