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Old 03-06-2013, 03:40 PM   #15
Mary Cupp Mary Cupp is offline
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Thanks so much, Richard. I put the canvas under a stream of water and used a small scrub brush to remove as much glue as possible. I plan to let it sit awhile to soak the glue and repeat the process. How will I know when I have gotten enough off? I would imagine that the glue is inside the fibers and somewhat resistant.
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