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I just want to thak you all for your time, your thoughts, and your helpful advice.
It means a lot to me that so many of you, who don’t even know me at all can take the time from your busy days to help me out. Thank you!
What I have done so far is to start brushing him. I have a pretty good selection of brushes from other projects. These brushes won’t be used for anything else, so I don’t care how dirty they get.
This weekend, when I get a good stretch of time to work on him, I’ll try the gentle washing techniques. Putting him in the sink scares me a bit, though. I have a microfibe eyeglasses cloth that might be OK, q-tips, and old (unused) make-up sponges.
I think I’ll seal him up first, before attempting cleaning. I’ve noticed a few “fleabites” on him as I’ve been brushing him.
Once I get him cleaned up and dried off, I’ll work on touching up the paint. I’m not too worried about the little bites, but will definitely try to fix the chip at his right hand.
Again, thank you all for your help and ideas.
Life is beautiful.
Thank you. If I were to attempt to repair the chip (which I would like to do since it’s at the front), Should I just attmept a colour match with regular acrylic paint? I could build it up a bit with the apoxy stuff, and then paint.
Oh my goodness, for someone (me) who never wanted to get into repair work, it looks like I’m going to have to learn in a hurry.
Life is beautiful.
Thanks – I knew I’d seen a thread somewhere, but couldn’t find it. Thanks for the link.
Life is beautiful.
Sure, I’d give it a try! never thought a bout a mouse gargoyle, especially a winged mouse. But, why not?
Life is beautiful.
