Hi Dave and list
Although I have no experience at repairing meteorites, I do know what
some people do for opals that break. They use opticon 2 part epoxy. Its
water clear and supposed to not (or be very good at resisting) yellowing.
My suggestion then would be to mix up a small batch of epoxy and
:[meteorite-list] Repairing broken meteorites
Date sent: Sat, 19 Oct 2002 21:07:32 -0700 (PDT)
Had a little accident with one of my meteorites
[broke in half] and was wondering if there was any way
of trying to repair it. The break seems to be clean
and is there any type of; I hate
Had a little accident with one of my meteorites
[broke in half] and was wondering if there was any way
of trying to repair it. The break seems to be clean
and is there any type of; I hate to say this: glue
that could be used very carefully to bring the halves
back together? Thanks, Dave.
: Dave Schultz [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [meteorite-list] Repairing broken meteorites
Date sent:Sat, 19 Oct 2002 21:07:32 -0700 (PDT)
Had a little accident with one of my meteorites
[broke in half] and was wondering
--- Dave Schultz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Had a little accident with one of my meteorites
[broke in half] and was wondering if there was any
way
of trying to repair it. The break seems to be clean
and is there any type of; I hate to say this: glue
that could be used very carefully to
exactly what they are getting.Mark
Hi Mark,
Very interesting information. I wish I had known this back when I did
it. Do you know if epoxy is any different from the standard super
glues in this regard?
Thanks,
Bob
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