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  • #5455
    Andy Graves
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    I made a video on an inlay for our showroom. Turned out pretty good except I got the inlay a bit hot while sanding causing a little shrinkage. I may re-sand real slow with a coarse grit.

     

    #70947
    Len Smith
    Member

    Looks good Andy! Here’s one we just did for Vespa Motorsports in San Diego. DuPont Corian Natural Gray, with the Vespa Service logo inlaid. 

    We used the Align Rite materials, and part of the cure process was to heat the tops to 100-125 degrees to harder the filler.  We just put it in our thermoform oven on low and it worked fantastic.

     

    #70948
    Linda Graves
    Member

    Len,
    I can’t find the link to a picture. 

    #70950
    Len Smith
    Member

    Hi Linda,

    I tried two or three times to upload it and gave up. You can see it here:
    http://www.facebook.com/pages/Renaissance-Counters-and-Surfaces-Inc/157879647610963

    #70951

    Andy:

    Looks good, but you forgot to tell folks to check their stands for level before pouring inlay and to avoid contamination from other shop operations.

    Joe

    #70952
    Jon Olson
    Member

    Nice job Andy. Love the fact you have a surfboard in your showroom.

    #70953
    Len Smith
    Member

    I like the shark bite out of the surfboard!

    #70961

    sweeet…that probly opens up all kinds of ideas to customers…I used to not show people the work involved…but now that i do..it helps me loosen up their wallet

    most think seeing it finshed assumed you bought a graphic and just lacquered it..they dont know about the routing, mixing, sanding, etc…great to show this to them should there be a question of price;)
    #70962
    Andy Graves
    Keymaster

    We started showing these videos in our showroom. Customers understand the process and feel they are buying from people actually doing the work.

    Thanks for the compliments.

    I wish I would have used the Align Rite material. i think it would have turned out better.

    #70972
    Gordon Shell
    Member

    Beautiful work!

    #75764
    Sahil India
    Member

    hi, i am new to the forum and we are also looking for the same kind of inlay chemical here in india, Unfortunately Align Rite is not avaliable here right now, so is their any subsitute for this which i can look upon or do i have to plan to import this only.

    Please help.

    My fb page which include some of our work is :- https://www.facebook.com/SamsungStaronChandigarh

    #75767
    Andy Graves
    Keymaster

    Just use polyester fill. You can buy it through a granite fabrication supply company.

    #75769
    Sahil India
    Member

    Thanks a lot Andy
    lets see if i can find something of that sought, will definitely be needing your help. can i please have any of your IM’s yahoo or skype so that i can be in touch.

    #75775
    David Gerard
    Member

    nice! wish I had a CNC sometimes.

    #75780
    Andy Graves
    Keymaster

    Posted By Sahil India on 15 Jul 2013 05:50 PM

    Thanks a lot Andy
    lets see if i can find something of that sought, will definitely be needing your help. can i please have any of your IM’s yahoo or skype so that i can be in touch.

    Just send me a private message through the FabNet. Click on the little envelope next to my name and I will receive the message.

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