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Old 03-26-2004, 12:54 PM   #4
Sandy Barnes Sandy Barnes is offline
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Thanks Alan and Michele,

I would have bought the primed linen had I not read that it is difficult to work with. Sadly, I have a giant roll of it now.

I have read that rabbit skin glue is only necessary if using an oil based primer. Is this correct? Can I just use acrylic primer and skip the sizing? I am begining a commission and cannot afford the time for all of these steps as well as a month-long curing wait.
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