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When I do the odd watercolour I use a Ken Bromley stretcher..however I find that
It is difficult to use for140 pound paper as the grooves for the rubber strips are too
Small to take the paper thickness.i know the stretcher was designed for 90 Lb
Paper but I think that most painters prefer heavier papers and even go for 200 Lb
Stuff. Is itt time for the Bromley stretcher to have bigger grooves? Hope they read
This and do something as iti is a great invention for the purpose I find.
On a different tack can anybody tell me how to stop this IPad from making every
line start with a capital letter unless I change it .What great idiot thought that little
Help was a good idea or is my newish I pad faulty.cont the useless capitals.
Help me before I bounce it off the wall.......Syd. :-) :-)