Does anybody know how to create artificial water and ice for a carving scenery? I have seen pictures in chip chats and from carving shows where it has been used but can not find anything on the subject. Any input would be appreciated.
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Try West System Epoxy. Be careful when useing large amounts, epoxy resins generate a lot of heat when curing. Its very simple to use, as no odor, but is a little exspensive.Visit Easton, Md's Waterfowl Festival November 8th 9th and 10th.
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Check out some of the taxidermy catalogs. They have good info on making splashing water and the material to use for it. WASCO is one catalog I use, I can't remember the other. An internet search will give you lots of info as well. Look for articles on making habitat.
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http://www.vandykestaxidermy.com/product/01350466/
http://www.vandykestaxidermy.com/product/01325975/
Those are some artificial water products I found in a search.Indiana USA&&http://pyrogite.tripod.com
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