superglue gel would work perfectly. You can add baking soda to plasticize it and make it even more permanent.
"repairing" driftwood show piece?
I have a piece of driftwood that I purchased online and was damaged during shipping.
What can I use to reattach it that is aquarium safe but not very noticeable?
Will silicone adhere to wood?
What can I use to reattach it that is aquarium safe but not very noticeable?
Will silicone adhere to wood?
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Can you elaborate on this?You can add baking soda to plasticize it and make it even more permanent.
Epoxy would probably be my choice, it's inert, bonds well to most things, and is fairly easy to work with.
Might also be able to use the expanding gorilla glue, but that would be messier and harder to work with.
What sort of damage is it, posting a pic might help with the advice.
As for making something look weathered/less human-altered, burning with a torch and scrubbing the char off works pretty well. Great for cut ends and such.
Might also be able to use the expanding gorilla glue, but that would be messier and harder to work with.
What sort of damage is it, posting a pic might help with the advice.
As for making something look weathered/less human-altered, burning with a torch and scrubbing the char off works pretty well. Great for cut ends and such.
Stainless screws could be good too.
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