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the Ron Ranson style is popular,using the hake and cheap paper and paints ,even paints bought from wilkinson stores ,
is popular .... .,,should you use the other side ,or throw it away .??., I found if the paper had been used and a hair drier had been used ,and it had stretched ,,,,,,,,the unpainted side did not buckle so much , also cheap paper painted with a
coat of PVA ,,,,,is ok to paint on with acrylics ,though I laughed when my friend said an acrylic painting he had sold started to shale off when he rolled it to fit
in a tube ,to post to a sale. c u for now
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