Mold - a common Texas problem - Tiki Carving

NDK Neck Down Knucklehead Grand Member (1 year) Webster, Tx Joined: Mar 22, 2008 Posts: 19	NDK Neck Down Knucklehead Posted posted on Mon, Mar 30, 2009 6:39 PM I've stayed away from the sago palms mainly because I heard at one time they were like the queen palms and not that easy to carve. These two were done for a family friend. The guy is an "old, dirty, harley man" and wanted two: one with a schlong so big that it scared people away and another with big ol' boobies. You can see though, that even after 4-5 months of drying, carving, and staining.....mold grew under the stain. yet doing a mask or something of the same size, its not a problem. [ Edited by: Neck Down Knucklehead 2009-03-30 18:47 ]

I've stayed away from the sago palms mainly because I heard at one time they were like the queen palms and not that easy to carve.

These two were done for a family friend. The guy is an "old, dirty, harley man" and wanted two: one with a schlong so big that it scared people away and another with big ol' boobies.

You can see though, that even after 4-5 months of drying, carving, and staining.....mold grew under the stain.

yet doing a mask or something of the same size, its not a problem.

[ Edited by: Neck Down Knucklehead 2009-03-30 18:47 ]

Post #443720 by Neck Down Knucklehead on Mon, Mar 30, 2009 6:39 PM