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<p>[QUOTE="Rayo56, post: 9810864, member: 2022"]I have a plaster (?) Jesus on cross statue that I found garbage collecting - he had shattered arms exposing the wires, and I easily built them up with drywall compound that I let each layer dry thoroughly before adding the next. Easy to cut and sand , once airbrushed it was perfect. Just saying if it will be for your own personal possession.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Rayo56, post: 9810864, member: 2022"]I have a plaster (?) Jesus on cross statue that I found garbage collecting - he had shattered arms exposing the wires, and I easily built them up with drywall compound that I let each layer dry thoroughly before adding the next. Easy to cut and sand , once airbrushed it was perfect. Just saying if it will be for your own personal possession.[/QUOTE]
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