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Made in us
Bane Thrall





New England

I picked up some Guilder's Paste the other day, to use with my leatherwork and jewelry.

http://www.gilderspaste.com/

it's a waxy/oil based paste that you rub into the crevices of a piece to age it, or otherwise color it, has anyone given it a stab on miniatures yet?

This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2013/09/11 00:42:10


<Rarity> I am not whining, I am complaining! Do you want to hear whining?

Thiiis is whiiiiining! Oooo, this mini is too expeennsive! I'm' going brrookee! Can't you make it cheaper? Oh, it's resin and not metal anymore! Why didn't you take it off the sprue first? That's gonna leave a pour spout, and the FLGS is so far away, WHY DO I HAVE TO SUPPORT IIIIIIIT?! </Rairty>  
   
 
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