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Old 03-26-2004, 11:06 PM   #15
Sharon Knettell Sharon Knettell is offline
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Originally Posted by Kimberly Dow
Sharon,

Thank you for this information - you may have just saved a painting. I've been staring at that huge heavy things for days and wondering about it. I will do it on canvas and cut the ABS into smaller sizes. I would think they'd be free of warping at 20x24 or smaller...don't you think?
Kimberly,

You are doing some lovely work and I would not put any of it on ABS after what I learned. Not only does it warp pronto, but it absorbs moisture. I think that this would put a surface painted with oil at risk.

Use them as kitchen cutting boards.
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