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Scotch Bright Board Art

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Influenced by accomplished San Diego shaper Jeff McCallum, Bill Sager tapped his design background to refine a patterning technique based on strategically removing sections of gloss and polish on resin tinted boards with nothing more than a rough sponge and masking tape. The result is a subtle design that is really cool looking. Check it out!

Camera/Edit
James Campbell

Producer
Cyrus Sutton

Check out Bill's Maker profile at http://korduroy.tv/makers/william-sager

Host:: Bill Sager
Camera/Edit:: James Campbell
Producer:: Cyrus Sutton
Music:: "Out of the Valley" by Discover America

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Kyle Fogel

Jun 05, 2012 @ 12:11 am

Would this work on a stock white board?
Korduroy Admin

Jun 06, 2012 @ 01:05 am

@Kyle...it would but it probably wouldn't show up too well. works best on gloss coat boards with resin tint. You are basically creating a rough surface on something that would otherwise be smooth.
tom grant

Jun 27, 2012 @ 08:56 pm

that`s so clever.

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