

I guess you could use all that sheeting for your underpinner, Baer, but one length shipment would give you about 5 year's worth of padding, I would think!!Originally posted by Baer Charlton:
"1. I use a small piece of foamcore under the hold down foot of my Euro underpinner when v-nailing odd shaped or gessoed mouldings to act as a padding so the foot doesn't dent the moulding or crack the finish/gesso."
<font color=red>WOW. and here I thought that was what all that white expanded plastic sheeting that LJ keeps sending me was for...... who would have thunk it?! </font>![]()
I also use those for interleaving between the few black-core boards I stock so they don't muck up the face of the next board.You know that heavy paper board stuff that protects suade mats?
Jara's right! The most potent solvent in the WORLD is when a mama spits on a kleenex and cleans that smudge on a little boy's face! They have to know just how much scrubbing to do, or they could possibly take ALL the skin off!Originally posted by Gumbogirl:
* Spit is highly under-appreciated in the natural solvent world. That's all I'm saying...
Let's see, 12,000 frameshops times one handful of coffee stirs per shop, ............... Yeah, Starbucks is gonna LOVE to see picture framers come in for a cup of joe!!!!Originally posted by FramerDave:
Next time you're in a Starbucks grab a handful of their wooden stirrers.
Sometimes good ol' Johnson paste wax is the better part of valor. Rub on a nice coat, wait about 10-20 minutes and polish to a very nice glow instead of shine.Originally posted by Chuck T:
Super fine (0000) steel wool will clean up many spots and minute scatches and marks on some mouldings. Chuck
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