Word of thanks

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Word of thanks

Posted by: Ted Metzger (---.proxy.aol.com)

Date: May 27, 2009 12:37PM

Just wanted to post a word of thanks to those who helped me out on a recent request concerning abalone inlay. First to Kevin Knox for persistent support this past weekend, I finally managed to download his informative DVD. Secondly to Todd at Mudhole, for sending me some of the adhesive necessary to make this happen. and Finally to Scott at Aqua Blue for providing more adhesive as well as some instruction on how their thin lam is made, and consequently different from all the others. As a result of all of this, I've decided to try all three methods I've been informed about and see which one suits me the most. I have a feeling that I may be able to use them all at different times for different applications.......time will tell. Again thanks to all those mentioned, I would have been totally lost without your input on this board.

Ted Metzger
Foul Area Custom Rods

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