02-22-2014, 04:07 PM
Howards doesn't seem to have much of an odor. It will stain clothing or carpet though. I think you will be safe on the smell factor. If you spray any lacquer, now some of it really stinks. Especially Mohawk.
I agree with Warren. I think you could make a new corner. I've had luck recreating small wooden parts by using balsa wood. It's cheap and very easy to carve and shape. Now, it also dents easy too, so using it on a corner is probably not a great idea. No matter what kind of wood you use, it will need to be sealed before you add any color to it. Matching the color will be the tough part. Shops that sell remote control airplanes always have a nice selection of wood for sale - small pieces, cheap prices, varying hardness too. They should have spruce, pine and balsa for sale. Pine would probably be the best choice - hardness for a corner, yet soft enough to work into shape.
I agree with Warren. I think you could make a new corner. I've had luck recreating small wooden parts by using balsa wood. It's cheap and very easy to carve and shape. Now, it also dents easy too, so using it on a corner is probably not a great idea. No matter what kind of wood you use, it will need to be sealed before you add any color to it. Matching the color will be the tough part. Shops that sell remote control airplanes always have a nice selection of wood for sale - small pieces, cheap prices, varying hardness too. They should have spruce, pine and balsa for sale. Pine would probably be the best choice - hardness for a corner, yet soft enough to work into shape.
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