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Old 03-26-2004, 07:04 PM   #10
Allan Rahbek Allan Rahbek is offline
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Hi Sandy,

This is becoming very technical.

I am sorry, I misundrestood the word of "pliers" I thought it meant "wedge" - the things you use for stretching the canvas.

I am only Danish, and that is why I do not understand, ok? Just kidding, I am not new in this business. But I have to look most of it up, and sometimes I take the chance of not doing it.

You will not be sanding very heavy, just a light stroke to remowe the hairs sticking up, and then you prime 1 or 2 times again. When it is dry you can paint on it. You don
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