One of the perks of owning Inspired Crafts is meeting all the talented artists at places like CHA trade shows. One of those talents goes by the name of Tracy Brehm-Alden. A muti-media artist, Tracy travels all around the world working with venomous snakes. I think she is an amazing person. Here is what she sent me recently:
“I have been using the Cutter Glide Tool Treatment for all of my art tools and I can not tell you how much I love how it works! I have even been able to clean and protect tools I thought had seen their last days.
As for the application of your products on reptiles, this morning while working with Moose, one of my Pacific Gopher snakes (Pituophis melanoleucus catenifer), I was able to take a decent photo of one of skin treatments using your Mist It. He has many scars, bumps and missing skin, which he gets regular sprays to help with shedding/skin growth, he is not fond of sprays but doesn’t mind the Mist It as much, since it is so fine a mist.
I could take a picture of a Red Diamond Rattlesnake if you would like? I have to mist her often, she was partially skinned and I keep working on her, trying to get new skin growth. The Mist It works wonderfully because the mist is so fine it goes through the screen tops of their cages (helping with safety of the handler) and snakes react more like it is a fine rain than something harmful (less stressful for the animal).
I also have some art projects coming up and I will be using your products to see what type of effects I can get, I will send you pictures if you like. I keep trying to find new things to test your products on just for fun! Just the other day I found my old pair of steel crafting scissors, I didn’t have the heart to throw them out, they were my Mother’s, but I used them so much they had a horrid amount of gunk and rust built up, making them unusable. So of course I had to try the Cutter Glide Tool Treatment on them! Lo and behold they cut through paper, twine and ribbon like they did so many years ago!
I have an art website ( www.artrez.com ), if you would like to check it out.”
Wishing you and yours the best,
Tracy Brehm-Alden artresurrected@gmail.com

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