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    That looks amazing. Notice it's a very small space. Otherwise the time it would take to make it would outweight the coolness factor. I wonder how they sealed it?

    Of course the first thing I thought was "How do you clean that and keep it looking good?" (But I'm a female, so that response might not be as common around here!)


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    Quote Originally Posted by FLimits View Post
    That looks amazing. Notice it's a very small space. Otherwise the time it would take to make it would outweight the coolness factor. I wonder how they sealed it?

    Of course the first thing I thought was "How do you clean that and keep it looking good?" (But I'm a female, so that response might not be as common around here!)
    Sealed several ways, but the best way seems to be to grout in between the pennies and then cover all of it with a UV protection clear epoxy. Then you will have a pretty smooth finish without cracks dust can Get into.

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    That actually looks pretty amazing!
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