Re: ross paste vs. glue and flour paper mache

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Date: Mon Sep 08 2003 - 17:38:34 PDT

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Linda...yours is the most concise evaluation of Ross paste ever! Even though
I find any glue/wheat paste far stronger, I can't beat the convenience of
Ross paste. One thing I find helpful when using it is to make students put on
more layers. With small projects especially they don't seem to mind the
tediousness of extra layers.

My worst flour and glue paste experience was when mice came and ate my
sample when left out over a weekend. Some the little rodents know not to nibble on
the Ross paste.

Lisa in NJ

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