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Try putting a canvas block or slab into the processor.
...or just replace it with any slab, the eighths are only there to block the 'full glow' on the rear-side, they're not important, you could even leave them out entirely :)
I hope it's useful to someone, I've had a lot of fun testing different blocks with it, the only downside to it is: I painted primary & secondary paint slots the same for each block, so on blocks with 2 paint fields, it's not easy to see. (I should've had the secondary slot black or dark grey)