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Old 05-01-2005, 07:05 AM   #2
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Hi Mary,

If the painting is on canvas you could lay it flat on a table and support the backside with a piece of wooden plate.

Then cut / scrape the most marked brush strokes of with a sharp tool like a palette knife, paint remover tool or a carpenters tool. Be careful not to cut the canvas. Then sand the area light, but don
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