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    I have benn using cromium oxide on a large pad of newsprint scetch paper from Strathmore insted of a strop and for me this has worked out great, I just use the Crox like a crayon on the pad then place it on a table with the paste side on the edge and so far great results. its lft and the sheets underneth gives abit of cusion, after the paste I stop abit on the un-pasted paper it being like news paper without ink, before I goto my excellent KenRup El Toro. anyone else use this?

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    yes. It's a very consistent, light drawing substrate that makes for very consistently sharp edges. And when it comes time to repaste you just throw the old sheet away and lay down a new one. Very convenient.

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    Sounds like a great plan, what weight is the paper? I have a lot of sketch pads and want to give it a try

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    The paper is 30lbs, my edges are very keen and smooth after using this I didn't come up with this obviously, its some where on the SRP posts IMO its alot better than a strop for stability and if you dont have a balsa strop.

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    Quote Originally Posted by medic484 View Post
    The paper is 30lbs, my edges are very keen and smooth after using this I didn't come up with this obviously, its some where on the SRP posts IMO its alot better than a strop for stability and if you dont have a balsa strop.
    Thanks for that I will defo give it a try

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    to be exact on the paper I am using it's rough 34 lbs recycled 100% dont know if any of that makes too much difference but there it is

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