I have a few pieces waiting for my first attempt at using Inlace (or any other inlay, for that matter). Some are grooves in the lids of small boxes, others are in the rims of larger platters. I guess these should be fairly straightforward, but I also want to fill a groove in the near vertical side of a bowl (just below the rim). I assume that Inlace, when mixed, is still fairly fluid so is there an easy way of keeping this in a vertical groove?
The only thought I had was to fill a short section at a time, then cover it with masking tape before continuing around the rim. I would obviously like to do this in one "hit" as this will minimise any wastage. I'm sure others out there will have done something similar, so I look forward to your comments.