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I saw this in the Hagarty magazine. Jewelry made from hardened paint from the Ford River Rouge plant.
I've seen worse.
https://www.fordite.com/
I've seen worse.
https://www.fordite.com/
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Hardened paint = Jewels?
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Actually I think It's pretty cool! I'd love to have a piece from the old Triumph or MG plants. Or maybe from Packard... Of course I guess the really old stuff would be Laquer, and not suitable for this application. You'd have to have it be the baked enamel.
How about some from the Ferrari plant!... Course it'd just be red....hehehe
How about some from the Ferrari plant!... Course it'd just be red....hehehe