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Old 01-08-2008, 03:33 AM   #8
Lesley Grindlay Lesley Grindlay is offline
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Thank you Richard, I appreciate ur advice, this is certainly a weight off my mind. Although painting now, dealing with it later is convenient and quick, storage is a pain when they're wet. however I found a solution to that, i strung a wire cord from one end to another end of my studio and hang my wet canvases with clips. Still all the loose canvases are a pain, i'm going to opt for painting directly on primed panels or glueing canvas to panels.
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