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<p>Great ideas. For myself, I painted the plywood about an inch away from the center line, leaving the middle plywood unpainted. I rubbed Elmer's wood glue on the bottom of the cork and then tacked in place with the colored push pins. Some places in the wood require a tap with a small hammer. When dried in 2-3 hours, the pins can be twisted out very easily. A small box of push pins will let you lay down several pices of cork with a pin2-5 inches, more in curves.</p><p> David</p>
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