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Wood hardener to stabilize horn scales?

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Rob72

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This is actually a straight-razor question. Has anyone used wood hardener to stabilize very old, very dry horn? Lots more to the story, but suffice it to say, i've saved these from the scrap pile, and would like to make them as "permanent" as possible. TIA...:cool:
 
Just put it in the cracks. Let it dry, then reapply until cracks are filled.
File/sand it down until just the cracks are filled.
 
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