I don't do a lot of dm but I'm getting more to do all the time. I would like some 2mm thick as well as the 1.4 sort of thickness.
Is there any board that is made for the purpose that may be extra-smooth?
Board for Drymounting.
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prospero
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Board for Drymounting.
Just wondering if any members use a dedicated board for drymounting rather than pinching a sheet of mountboard for the purpose.
I don't do a lot of dm but I'm getting more to do all the time. I would like some 2mm thick as well as the 1.4 sort of thickness.
Is there any board that is made for the purpose that may be extra-smooth?
I don't do a lot of dm but I'm getting more to do all the time. I would like some 2mm thick as well as the 1.4 sort of thickness.
Is there any board that is made for the purpose that may be extra-smooth?
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Re: Board for Drymounting.
I haven't done any in ages but when I did, I found the Simons back/0008 quite good
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Re: Board for Drymounting.
I use white display board from Wessex, it has a good flat surface to it and it quite rigid compared to mountboard
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