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Old 09-16-2001, 12:40 AM   #3
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Although I do not paint directly on masonite panels, I use them as a support for my Belgian linen canvases. I usually get tempered, double-sided masonite (smooth on both sides, my lumber yard calls them Duolux)although I have used both 1/4 and 18 inch in one or two sided.

I use an archival bookbinder's glue distributed by Demco out of Wisconisn (recommended by Dan Gerhartz) to adhere the linen to the panel. I love the rigid surface. The weight is reasonable up to about 24 x 30. Larger sizes tend to be too heavy and the surfaces more difficult to smooth; so if I am working larger, I 'll go to a stretched canvas..

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