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Re: Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy? Chuck H #57368 09/19/07 12:09 PM
Joined: May 2004 Posts: 231 South Carolina George Pittelko Sidelock
George Pittelko Sidelock Joined: May 2004 Posts: 231 South Carolina	A good number of years ago, I saw photos of Derek Partridge's Perazzi that had the comb raised by layering epoxy on the comb, shaping to the required drop at comb and heel, and polishing the epoxy to blend into the stocks epoxy finish - overall, it looked fine and got the job done.

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy?	tkunz	09/19/07 03:12 PM
Re: Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy?	builder	09/19/07 03:19 PM
Re: Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy?	Chuck H	09/19/07 03:19 PM
Re: Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy?	George Pittelko	09/19/07 04:09 PM
Re: Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy?	Jerry V Lape	09/19/07 05:09 PM
Re: Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy?	bbman3	09/19/07 06:32 PM
Re: Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy?	Montana	09/19/07 06:37 PM
Re: Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy?	Dave M.	09/19/07 07:08 PM
Re: Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy?	tkunz	09/20/07 02:32 PM
Re: Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy?	David Furman	09/20/07 06:41 PM
Re: Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy?	Chuck H	09/20/07 06:56 PM
Re: Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy?	Jim Legg	09/20/07 08:21 PM
Re: Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy?	Bones	09/20/07 11:07 PM
Re: Can the comb on a stock be raised with epoxy?	tkunz	09/20/07 11:41 PM

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