Re: [BKARTS] FW: Pasted Chip Board

[lehmann1 <lehmann@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Dear MayKitten,

The best board we have been able to find here in the States is Oliner's
Platinum board, (800) 654-6373.  It is much harder than the current Davy
board and is acid free.  Given the cost of labor in hand making a book,
the extra expense of this board shouldn't be prohibitive.  It is harder
to cut, though, without a board shear.

Frank Lehmann
Lehmann Bindery

Silver MayKitten wrote:

> I use it only for the backing for reciept books, and other products
> where a cheap, ridged backing is needed. For books I have and
> allways use Davey's Red Label board.
>
> MayKitten
> --- Edward Stansell <CraftBook@xxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>
> > Chris,
> >
> > It is acidic.  It also is far more prone to warp than solid
> > binder's board.
> > It gets brittle in a few years.
> >
> > You can find it it at Brandywine Paper Co.  and Rock-Tenn Co.
> >
> > Ed
> >
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