Glad it was helpful! I've found this way to be simple and work great. I've had pieces several years old that have not pulled up or started to peel off.
True! I've done this quite a bit in the past but prefer the oil-primed linen surface. Just depends on personal preference. Now I am using Michael Harding's Non-Absorbent Acrylic primer on Gatorboard panels and really enjoying that working surface.
😂 Well that certainly helps... although I'm sure with enough elbow grease you could cut through an 1/8" hardboard panel with a utility knife :) -OR- make good friends with someone who has the saw
@@fountatelier Thanks. I can see how this can become a way to save money. It must be an amazing experience being part of the whole process, including making the panel. Can't wait to see your new videos.
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Great tips. Have always wondered how to mount canvas sheets.
Glad it was helpful! I've found this way to be simple and work great. I've had pieces several years old that have not pulled up or started to peel off.
Great tip!! I love DIYs, especially the saving money part 😉😁
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching
Great informative video. Thanks. Please do some more videos of this type.
Thanks, will do!
These are great tips! Thank you, Cody.
Thanks for watching!
Save even more and prime the panels themselves and paint directly onto the boards
True! I've done this quite a bit in the past but prefer the oil-primed linen surface. Just depends on personal preference. Now I am using Michael Harding's Non-Absorbent Acrylic primer on Gatorboard panels and really enjoying that working surface.
Before I start watching, do I need to buy power tools? lol Great video my friend.
😂 Well that certainly helps... although I'm sure with enough elbow grease you could cut through an 1/8" hardboard panel with a utility knife :) -OR- make good friends with someone who has the saw
@@fountatelier Thanks. I can see how this can become a way to save money. It must be an amazing experience being part of the whole process, including making the panel. Can't wait to see your new videos.
I have the guys at Lowes cut te pieces for me
Yes that works great! It is really nice when they will do that for you.