When Bristol board is wrinkled or warped you can get an iron and set its setting onto silk or synthetic because it won't be so hot so it won't burn the Bristol board. So slowly iron it to get the wrinkles out. it might take longer depending on how bad its warped or wrinkled and i tried ironing over graphite (pencil) it worked fine. But don't let it sit by itself because it could burn your Bristol board and start a fire so please if you are a kid get a parent or adult to supervise you because working with an iron and using it improperly can be dangerous.
Bristol board is made in Bristol, England. Oak Tag is American, probably the same, or very similar, but cannot be called Bristol board.
They had 3 daughters, Pepper, Shaniqua, and Bristol. Bristol (the eldest, married at 13) so she married Samuel Board, therefore Bristol was known as Bristol Board.
Bristol board is a strong, smooth support (paper) used most often by illustrators.
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M. E. Board has written: 'The story of the Bristol stage, 1490-1925' -- subject(s): History, Theaters
the year it took Sarah Boone to invent the iron board was 1694
It is called an IRONING board for a very good reason ... it is a board that you iron clothes on.
oxidation
Iron fillings will be corroded.
Iron become a liquid.
Nothing happens, because copper is below iron in the reactivity series, so it can't displace iron in iron compounds