Will they glue easily to shell pieces that have been smoothed by ocean and sand?
197912
I have not tried to glue these to shells. If you have the correct glue it should work. I use Beadalon "Bead Fix". Cut it to shape and after 24 hours it is perament.
1612517
I'm not positive but I would think it wouldn't be a problem with "slight texture". The adhesive used seems pretty powerful.
1770351
know glue is needed just put a clear coat of polish no and careful place you stones its fast and very east after your done with your designs put another coat of clear on top to keep them safely in place I change mine once a month and I have never had one to fall off in 20years. have fun .GOD BLESS YOU
892288
If you use a heavy grit sandpaper it will accomplish your task.It is up to the task.
1831808
No glue needed. Just like you said peel off the stickers and pour sand. My kids love them a lot. It is fun for adults too.
1093197
Absolutely, but keep in mind it is varnished and would probably have to sand the area you would be working on and then re-varnished.
1620735
No. They are made out of a dense rubbery plastic. Underwater they will glide smoothly.
714783
In terms of size, yes. However, small sea shells are are thin, if dry, and maybe if soaked and wet are quite friable so i imagine the danger of cracking splitting, scaling is high. However again - I'd give it a try - smallest bit maybe soak shell overnight and probably other techniques I don't know - and found out by doing what I always do first: google it: "drilling into small seashells" several techniques even without a drill, a Utube video using drill and those are only the first three. Have fun! It is done all the time.
517121
No, the wood was very smooth, however you will need to sand lightly with a between coat sand paper (I used 400 grit) between coats of poly, remember to use a tact cloth (available at any hardware store) to remove the dust and achieve a professional finish.
1530956
Yes. Wrap the rock loosely in any fabric - towel, rag, whatever - and smack it with a hammer. Be careful not to have too much fun with that or you will have lots and lots of little rocks.
1906929
No glue involved, all pieces can disassemble quickly. The metal rods or poles screw together.
2198013
Yes, it will handle a sand texture just fine. I don't know anything about waxes.
1043110
They're very pliable. I bent one several ways as a test, and it didn't crack at all. I think you will be happy with them for crafts.
526999
Yes. I smoothed it with both sand paper and a file before painting it. It worked easily, very much like wood.
2065244
I use it for swamp cooler repair.It is very slick,but I think after application while still wet you could put sand on top ,and pat some into the epoxy before it cures.It already A very thick mixture,not sure what mixing sand in would do to the mixing,and curing process
1732707
Yes. It isn't a customary glue that is stringy or goopy. It is a liquid sort of chemical you apply with a brush applicator. Very effective and good for plastic models.
650185
Yes it almost certainly will. It vibrates strongly. My first one stopped working because of exposure to a lot of rain, but i bought a second one because i liked it that much. Some people complain that it's hard to find replacement sanding pieces, but all you do is find any with a velcro backing and cut it to the right shape