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    Default Wood hardener to stabilize horn scales?

    Has anyone used wood hardener to stabilize horn scales? I have a very early set that, at some point, were left in water, which resulted in some serious warping at the butt of the scales. It also has a split at the pivot hole. I've soaked and straightened the scales, epoxied the crack, and done a preliminary rub-down with 400 grit wet-dry.

    They look good, but I'm inclined to make them "eternal" by polymerizing them, if possible. Has anyone done this before? Just looking for any definite reason, "not-to". TIA...

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    Okay, after more research, it has been done. I'll get some pics up when I'm finished...

 

 

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