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Shooterschoice
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Re: Eye's "The Lay Method"
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thats how i do my eyes
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So what happens in the long run? Won't that skin lift off the eye due to the climate? If there is no solid structure holding the eyelid, I.e clay, then u solely relying on your glue and apoxie?
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Quote from: Travis de Villiers on April 03, 2011, 05:42:26 AM
So what happens in the long run? Won't that skin lift off the eye due to the climate? If there is no solid structure holding the eyelid, I.e clay, then u solely relying on your glue and apoxie?
My teacher used this method for 30 years without ever having a problem with the eye skin lifting off. It sounds like many others also have had similar experiences.
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Thanks for the great post ds, I've got a antelope of my own to do, I think I'll try this method on him. That way if it all gos awry, I'm not pissing off any customers!!! I think I'll use critter clay for my eye set tho, Not sure I'm ready for the permanency of epoxy sculpt just yet!!!
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Travis de Villiers
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I'll take your word for it! Thanks for a informative tutoria!!! l
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Thanks for the tips and your time
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Shooterschoice
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i use critter clay for it also. what i do is if the critter clay is still a little moist i just press it lightly against it. if its not moist i put exterme softing gel on the around the eye let it sit for 15 minutes or so put a little put of hide paste (and i meant a little bit) on the clay and lay the down then feel around to make sure theres no clumps of hide paste and its all even.
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The only method I've ever used...tryed the tuck once....ended up taking the skin off the form...trimming lids...and re-mounting.......try putting a little knoblochs (or other)tanning cream on lid (and nose) with a small paint brush after adjusting lids...will slow drying down and control shrinkage.
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