How do I mold a new ear for my outdoor deer statue?

Thank you Lynne for your input, I would put him under a tree so that the weather would not be so harsh on his replaced ear.

Rejay

Thank you william for this suggestion. I have all winter to work on it. Then it will be ready for next year. I just love this deer and surely want to do an awesome job with its transformation.

Rejay

Thank you Lynn,

I will look into this information, so many results came in and I will be spending time familiarizing myself with all these suggestions. Wonderful information for me and I will put them all into good use. This is so important to know when you have a bag of tricks on hand to figure out a problem;since I love repairing and fixing. I am grateful to this website and to all those who take the time to respond.

Rejay

Hi Donna,

This summer I was trying to fix a cement, retainer, wall block. Never worked with cement and I was nervous doing it. I found Quickrete cement works fast and had a moldable consistency to it and l liked the results. Also, they have something to paint on the cement to make stronger bond. etc. This was a good learning experience. As the saying goes, "nothing ventured, nothing gained." All my "help" projects come through this website that I love. Due to my past experience with cement, I like your idea. But I still have to make a mold of an ear. This will be good for the wet, moldable cement will match up with the broken indentures of where the ear came off. So many good ideas came to me from this website and all are keepers for me. I love to learn and "many heads are better than one" for ideas. Thank you so much!

Rejay