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Painting on Corri-cor
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I borrowed some old issues of The Artist and Leisure Painter and in one of them there was an article by a painter who used Corri-cor to paint on. I'm pretty sure his medium was acrylic. This looked a good surface to paint on so I got some samples from the manufacturer and it looks pretty good. It is actually a substitute for using as a backing board instead of MDF. It is much lighter and I would think much easier to cut to size.
Has anyone used this as a support, or read the article and can remember who it was by.
Any comments would be welcome.