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Old 07-12-2003, 12:15 AM
Pleasantly Surprized
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I normally place a shallow layer of paraffin over my corks when bottling.
Does anyone know where I might get an metal stamp of sorts to press into the
melted paraffin before it dries to give a signature to the finished bottle?


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Old 08-12-2003, 09:19 PM
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Nice idea for finishing your bottling. The Chinese use a "chop" which is a
kind of signature stamp. You might get what you want made through a Chinese
market or Chinese jeweler.

Ray

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I normally place a shallow layer of paraffin over my corks when bottling.
Does anyone know where I might get an metal stamp of sorts to press into

the
melted paraffin before it dries to give a signature to the finished

bottle?




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Old 28-12-2003, 04:17 AM
Rob
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Used to see a lot of things like this at Hallmark stores, or
stationary stores where you could get wax to seal envelopes. Not as
much call for that as there used to be, so who knows, but there's an
idea.

Rob

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I normally place a shallow layer of paraffin over my corks when bottling.
Does anyone know where I might get an metal stamp of sorts to press into the
melted paraffin before it dries to give a signature to the finished bottle?

 




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