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My daughter wants a giant pin board. There are online "tutorials" on how
to make one with sheet foam insulation covered in cloth. That's the sort of design she would want. I'd rather not buy the styrofoam sheets, as I'm not keen on the foam mess from them. And since it won't show, real cork seems like an expensive way to go. I have seen a compressed paper pulp product, like particle board but softer, and colored like newprint, used for this sort of thing in the past. I just don't know what it is called or who sells it. Searching online I found a UK product called Sunseala that seems very similar. It does not seem to be available in California. Lowes and Home Depot have plenty of sheet styrofoam and MDF but I don't see that paper-pulpy stuff. Looking to cover about 7' x 7' with whatever I use. What's the product I should look for? Elijah ------ recently spackled a lot of holes and repainted |
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