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George, What..no fatalities from your HT relish and Bud quench? What's the matter, you getting compassionate in your old age???:D

Mike, I just air dry the scales for at least a week; two weeks is better. As soon as the scales come out of the solution, I place them on a baking or grilling rack to let them dry evenly. If they start to warp, I place them on top of a 1/2" thick steel plate, covered with wax paper, "belly up"...

Nice work, Mike.goodjob1

The above method works well, but the results are far from having the wood professionally stabilized. Take the author's cautionary advice if you heat the wood hardener. I've been using Acryloid B-72 for approx. two years; works better, in my opinion, then the Minwax. I use an approx. 20%...

George, Are you here, too?! JEEZ! Thanks again for the wrought iron brother.urock1