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These clocks are made of pine and covered with a sealed plastic are don’t have the real name for the plastic its the same as what they use on some painting and photos.
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Scott Bryan
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posted 553 days ago
These are nice clocks. I like the design of them.
Good job.
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Napaman
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posted 553 days ago
very cool…i want to make at least one clock this summer…
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jockmike2
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posted 553 days ago
Envirotex lite, or Glaze Coat is another brand name for the pour on glaze you probably used. Thats what they use on Cypress Clocks also. I’ve never seen it over paint thought, very nice. you did it nice. mike
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Mark Shymanski
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posted 553 days ago
Looks kinda like Pashley’s patented mixture of Loctite adhesive’s “Carbon Fiber N Forget ‘er” and Behr’s ” Nano or ‘nuttin” deck stain… sorry couldn’t resist that. :-)
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GMman
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posted 552 days ago
They call it Laminate
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