Rock from Colorado Springs, CO
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Re: Rock from Colorado Springs, CO
Looks a very nice shape, but the apparent bruising to a few extremities and the damage a the foot are a problem. Perhaps some water weathering and a skillful daiza could improve these?
Kev Bailey- Admin
Re: Rock from Colorado Springs, CO
That's the problem with this rock. It is some kind of sandstone sedimented on a type of shale. I couldn't really do much about the damage because with handling, the rock sheds some sand. And ofcourse on very little impact, the rock chips.
Thanks,
AH
Thanks,
AH
Guest- Guest
Re: Rock from Colorado Springs, CO
I was going to say (re: how to get a daiza)...... KEEP CARVING!
Best, Todd
Best, Todd
Todd Ellis- Member
Re: Rock from Colorado Springs, CO
Hi AH,
Did you try cleaning it further with soft brush and acid wash?try first with water before anything else,maybe the soft portion will get off and you might see other view,just my suggestion,hope others may shed same lights too
Alex
Did you try cleaning it further with soft brush and acid wash?try first with water before anything else,maybe the soft portion will get off and you might see other view,just my suggestion,hope others may shed same lights too
Alex
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