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Hi Joe,

Those are great horse head poses. The carving brings them to life. Very nice work.
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Joe, in my opinion, the carving looks a lot better than the actual picture.
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Beautiful work Joe .. you did one great job on that relief ..

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Joe looks like you have quite a challenge ahead. This carving is going to be a great sign. Is it going to be an outside or inside sign, curious to know how you'll seal it if its an outside one.
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Joe, outstanding job on those ponies! The customer will LOVE them! I, too, am curious about the finish....Bonnie
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Whoa! Thats going to be one heck of an upgrade.
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Thanks again everybody!!!

Mel, it's going outside......this is going to have both a clear finish (Minwax Helmsman Spar Urethane) and a 100% laytex. The latex paint will be for the horses.
Thanks Joe, I been wanting to do some carvings for outside, and was wondering what would be a good way to seal them.
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joe, you make me wish,
that is a beautiful job, my horse loving family would kill for it,
thanks for showing .
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Nice Work !
I'm anxious to see how the front horse (on this side ) looks from the other side. Keep us posted.
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Beautiful work! Great definition in very little depth.
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