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WallRock Fabric Liner, made for decorators, used by Artists

My Tip for this group is 'WALLROCK' Fabric Liner, it is used by decorators to line walls.

I have used 'WALLROCK' for water colours, Acrylics and even oil paintings.

It doesn't need stretching or soaking, it doesn't shrink when wet or warp, it is the perfect paper for the artist.

Wallrock Lining Paper
‘WALLROCK’ is a lining paper that is used in the decorating trade.
I have used it as a painting support for some time now and found it amazing.
No soaking or shrinking and it is ideal for the Water colour artist, Acrylic or Oil painter.
Just simply cut to your required size and you’re away.
‘Wallrock’ Comes in three sizes and is ‘Lime Free’, an artists dream.
comprehensive range of roll sizes
two grades of textures, smooth and fine
• amazing strength and durability
• does not shrink or expand
• contains no vinyl or glass fibres
• excellent surface for paint
• available in 12 textures
• Comes in Three Sizes
• 10.00 metre x 0.54 metre (5.4 Square metres).
• Size 20.00 metre x 0.54 metre (10.80 Square metres).
• Size 20.00 metre x 0.75 metre (15 Square metres).
Prices Start from as little as
£8.49 Inc VAT to £17.99
(These prices are just a rough guide line.)
Highly flame retardant
No soaking required
Extremely strong and either side can be used, plus it does not require any soaking.

‘WALLROCK’ can only be bought here in the UK at B&Q OR ANY GOOD HOUSEHOLD DECORATORS STORE
, Hopefully in the future it will be shipped to other countries.
Please contact me if you require further details re ‘Wallrock’ I will be happy to advise you on the product.
For Further Details contact me at
dawn@thesexyartist.co.uk
or contact
Cheryl Coulson
Administration
Tel: 01427 616597
Fax: 01427 811178
Please note that there are sheets of ‘WALLROCK’ available that come in 640mm x 900mm or 25.20 inches x 35xinches, please contact Cheryl for details.
http://www.wallrock.org/

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Comment by Aditi Nanavati on November 12, 2008 at 1:57pm: how can i prevent my canvas from :
a) becoming lose
b) catching dust and fungus

Comment by Timothy Newey on October 28, 2008 at 12:47pm: Try Acrylic Paper for Absorbing OIL Paint! I find it works Wonders!
Always put a Huge amount of Zinc or Titanium White in the Centre of your Palette when putting out your Oil... Then spread All the Other colours you need in a "Logical" Rotation Around the White... You can Then Blend "Outwards" from the White in the Centre! Try It! It Really Works! More Laters... Le Blob...

Comment by barry kostrinsky on October 27, 2008 at 1:21am: Draw faster than you can think, this way you can't rethink too much. When I am drawing very well at times I am progressing further on the figures form with my hand than my metal comprehension of my artistic response

Comment by mjfaustino arsatelier on October 26, 2008 at 10:05am: Hi Dawn! Thank you very much!

Comment by dawn hilton on October 25, 2008 at 1:12am: Yes they do Bob, pity you can't get this product in the USA, but the makers tell me they are working on it, supply and demand I guess!

I will be making some videos of myself using it in the coming months, just have to wait for the right magnetic moments and ideas to match it with.xx

Comment by Robert Stagemyer on October 24, 2008 at 11:49pm: Thanx Dawn, For the very interesting tip! Sometimes alternative or substitute materials work better than the original. Bob