Fossil prep, Glues Consolidants

[@nirvanamadpaul]

Appreciate the advice, currently looking at glueing and prepping a hildi from whitby 😊

[@ResortDog]

I've used of Star Bond to stabilize non mineralized fossils to allow removal & handling by buyers (slabbing & polishing woods). Frothy pine cones in ash can be touched & removed instead of crumbling and blowing away. It glues the dirt & pine needles together onto specimens too.
I have yet to see crazing or yellowing when it is used as a fracture sealer. (I've been using it since I met the owner of Hi Desert Crafts Don Dietrich where he figured out "if it will hold the tiles on the space shuttles, it will hold a rock together & works good on Virgin Valley Opalized wood to allow it to be worked and worn.)

[@sq3769]

Thank you, Sir!
It helps a lot!

[@trevorclarke5982]

Zrazy Glue Deteriorates over time and depending on the type of epoxy they will too.

[@johnzarollin2749]

minimize Uv exposure (indoors display case etc.) and it will still be functional after we get to the nearest star.

[@johnzarollin2749]

Great informative vid. Hat's nice too.

[@sooner5484]

Thank you very helpful. Cheers.

[@carllewis166]

it works thanks.

[@jferking2807]

Nice information Sir thank you very much

[@JM-mq9nf]

Thank you so much

[@mustachadon]

No spared expense sir.

[@moistcerealjuice8790]

Thanks so much!

[@zachmekelburg8479]

thanks a lot!

[@kareno8634]

8 ) Many Thanks! *~- **

[@ludagrif]

I found a large Coquina Fossil cluster while rock hounding in Orting Washington. Have you ever seen a coquina fossil? Any idea how it was found in Washington state?