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Ric

>I just use grey paper (or any other color you like). It's about 40" wide and comes in long rolls from any good art supply store. When it gets dirty or wrinkled, just tear it off and unroll a fresh section. When you're done, roll it up and stand it in the corner of your closet.

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Ray Thompson - Middletown,IN

>JoAnn's, or any fabric store, has width's up to 60". Just fold it up and put it in a drawer. Actually just lightly wad it up and put it in a sack, no fold line that way. Ray

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Glenn Hodges

>Ron, the link below will have it. Call them if you can not find it on their site.

http://porterscamerastore.com/

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Gerry Meekins

>Google Porters Camera Store or Calumet Photographic.

Hope this helps..

Gerry

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RevDoug

>Porter's is who I got mine from. Came in a long cardboard box with a plastic bag over the paper itself. Works great.

Turn 'em round,

RevDoug


Wood Spun Round

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John Lucas

>Everyone's already answered you. Be very careful with the faded backgrounds they are really fragile and scratch easily. That's why most of us use the seamless paper backgrounds and simply shade it or cast a shadow on it to make it looke like a fade. The faded or graduated backgrounds look really nice . As long as you don't slide or rotate the piece while it's on the background and your very carefull rolling them up it will last quite a while. Even some cleaners like 409 will leave marks that the camera can see.

I'm not a fan of wrinkled cloth. When you see the slides projected you just want to look at the wrinkled cloth. It's distracting to the viewer. The main subject is the artwork and you don't want anything taking away from that.

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Arch

>Ron, I don't know of any online sources for ..>'s.

They used to be available at WWW..v.com, but they only carry ..<'s now days. Maybe on EBay? 'G' :)

'Turn to Safety' Arch

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RonZ

>I'm sorry, I thought everyone knew emoticons.

Translation of ..>

The > is the background, the middle dot is the object and the dot on the left is me taking the picture.

=o)

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RonZ

>Thanks for all the great answers! This is part of what makes this site great! BTW This site was featured in UK woodturning magazine.

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Arch

>Ron, probably everyone but me does know emoticons. Not the first time that my woeful 1930's attempt at humor has backfired. Forgive.

'Turn to Safety', Arch

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Steve Worcester

>If you are talking about grey fading to black, then I bought mine from www.adorama.com. It is a vinyl like material and they come in two sizes.

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RonZ

>As did my attempt at humor fail, too. I made that one up. I use ...>> or ..> to show there is a continuing message, oh well. =o)