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How To Repair A Ram's Horn


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#1 HornMaker

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Posted 07 October 2008 - 05:56 AM

Hello everyone,

I am trying to repair a Ram’s Horn (Keratin material which is a natural (bio) thermoplastic polymer).

I am trying to find an alternative other than using a heat gun.

I am not looking for an adhesive nor for any foreign material that would remain on the horn after its application but rather I would like to know if there is a chemical which when applied will fuse two cracked pieces together. I hope not to create a hole in this Keratin but rather a substance to perform a “melting process” as it were.

I would greatly appreciate any and all comments on this matter.

All the best,

Liad

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Posted 15 October 2008 - 10:11 AM

Will varnish harm this kind of material? If not varnish, is there another type of material that will seal it and not make it smell bad?

Is there a hardener for this material much like what is used for the finger nails? If so, what is it?

Thanks for any and all help,

Liad




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