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In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, [EMAIL PROTECTED] says... > Hi Folks, > > I made the mistake of painting something really nice on cheap > canvas-board: you know, it's like a thick cardboard wrapped with canvas. > > Anyhow, the canvas-board is quite flimsy, and has been warping a bit. > > I was thinking of mounting/gluing it to a piece of masonite, maybe with > epoxy? or Elmers wood/paper glue? > > Something to give it real stiffness and some heft. > > Any suggestions from you guys? I don't paint - but this trick worked for a warped drawing: 1. ***LIGHTLY*** wipe the back with a damp cloth. 2. Lay the wet side down on masonite. 3. Cover the top with tracing paper or some other clean protective sheet. 4. Pile a bunch of books or other FLAT heavy item on top of the sheet. I left it like that overnight and it worked. For you, I would use Spray Glue instead of water. > Slick > > http://www.drslick.org/ > > >
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