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Old 01-08-2008, 09:46 AM   #7
David Clemons David Clemons is offline
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Originally Posted by Richard Bingham
...RSG is perfect for adhering raw canvas to bare wood or composite materials such as MDF, however.
Personally, I wouldn't describe it as "perfect." Many times I get an uneven bond with patches that don't stick and pucker. This is with canvas sized with RSG glued to raw wood. I've had similar problems with PVA type glues. They're strong, but unreliable for me. I would also recommend the Beva Gel or solution, however. There's a less expensive similar product called Rhoplex that has worked well. One of the most consistently successful glues for me has been wheat paste/dextrine.
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