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Old 02-15-2008, 04:16 AM   #1  
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What do I use to smooth the edges of chipboard? I'm having problems with my die cuts chipboard matching up with the cardstock. Thanks
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Old 02-15-2008, 06:25 AM   #2  
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you can use the Stampin' up! sanding block. It's a very fine grit sander and works great on chipboard
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What is the best way to adhere PP to chipboard pieces?
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What is the best way to adhere PP to chipboard pieces?
I apply the mono liquid glue...lay it out and then spread it thin with either my finger or, if working with a larger piece, I'll use a sponge brush applicator to smooth it out. Spreading it out will give you better adherence and no little air bubbles.
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I love Designer Dries clear glue for adhering any paper to any other paper surface. The Tombow in the green tube is good if you need a little time to move the paper around though. I use an emery board, a sanding stick (these are really cool for getting into the little nooks of cut outs or a sanding block for bigger pieces.
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If I'm in a hurry and need a lot of chipboard dies cut from one piece I use my xyron 900 for a perfect coat. If I am just covering a small area of chipboard with pp I use my atg
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I use a sanding set I believe was / is sold by basic gray that has some small round sanders in it (for tiny spots) and I too use the SU fine grit sanding block for edges.
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