Rock of Ages, cleft for me!

**piperdbh** · 17th July 12, 05:30 AM

I'm guessing he painted it :laugh:

My alma mater is building a chapel in the near future. Wouldn't a stone carved and painted with Luther's rose look really good over the door?

**FatherWilliam57** · 17th July 12, 07:49 AM

DBH, you know I'm all over that!

**Mike_Oettle** · 21st July 12, 03:25 PM

A handsome piece of stone, WBH. And since it is not fixed to anything, you can take it with you when you move.
[Thinks: must get something like that myself!]
Regards,
Mike

**FatherWilliam57** · 21st July 12, 04:45 PM

Thanks, Mike.

**MacMillan of Rathdown** · 23rd July 12, 08:35 AM

Masonry paint is what was used during the restoration of the stonework on my home in Ireland.

**Seawolf** · 24th July 12, 08:05 AM

Years ago, I worked for a gent who could "engrave" anything from brick to stone of different hardness. He could copy the most intricate designs and would "colorize" them to match the original drawing or detail print.

He use to have the contract for the gift stones in Disney and at Texas Stadium? Pretty interesting process.

Seawolf