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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says... >First, what glue or other product would you use for long-term >adherance and moisture control? That would depend on what you use to prime the canvas with. Hide glue would be the choice if you are priming with traditional glue and gesso, and acrylic medium the choice if you're priming with acrylic gesso. My choice would be to use acrylic gesso and glue the pieces to the gesso with acrylic medium. >Second, would you apply gesso to the wood before adding the oils? Depends on what it is you're hoping to achieve. Once again, if you're using traditinal hide glue, then size the wood with the glue. If you're using acrylic gesso, then size the wood with acrylic gesso. >Third, I realize the wood must be very light If you're using small pieces of wood the weight may not be an issue. If weight is an issue, I think you might be better off using pieces of styrofoam plastic, paper mache, etc.
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