A query for you Flamers.
mich_in_zonal_denial
18 years ago
no not those kind of flamers , the other ones, you know , the really hot ones.
Today we were flaming the edges of a blue stone counter top to give it that rusticated old time look and for the first time ever we had a real difficult time with the stone.
Instead of the usual nice little chips and spaulds , we were experiencing big pops and actual chunks of the stone delaminating.
The stone was clearly not cooperating .
Any ideas why this might be happening ?
In all the years wev'e been flaming stone we've never had such a challenging problem .
The blue stone was bluer in color than the usual variety that we work with.
The thickness of the stone was about 2.5 thick.
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