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04-18-2007, 06:21 PM
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Location: Austin, TX
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I've had problems sometimes with PVA and similar acrylic mediums creating air pockets when mounting canvas. If the wood is sized properly it seems to work better. Hide glue is a traditonal method that works quite well, but for a couple years now I've been using a dextrine starch paste product called Yes! that is extemely simple to use and holds the canvas very well.
http://www.ganebrothers.com/products.../yes_paste.htm
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04-19-2007, 05:55 AM
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Joined: Jan 2006
Location: Brighton, England
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Personally I like to use a layer or two of acrylic gesso... you might want to sand your board if it doesnt have tooth (if you are just using card board then obviously you wont need to:-)
Gesso fixes the linen or canvas to your support perfectly well, I've even used this method on completely non-absorbant surfaces like aluminium, and it's archival (you can remove it later if need be)
Hope you find what works best for you.
regards
Mary Jane
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