Clear & colored finishes : general information on their many uses, application, colors, color mixing, etc. (1925)
E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Company · E.I. du Pont de Nemours · leaf 11
ES What Duco Is The difference in qualities between the new finish and the old is explained by the difference in basic materials. Instead of the linseed oil and gums of ordinary finishes, Duco has as its basic materials cotton and acetate solvents. In making Duco, selected cotton linters (short d e… … tion is a slow, chemical In the Cotton Purification Building change that renders the film of an ordinary finish unstable. When oxidization is completed disintegration begins. But once a Duco film has dried by evaporation there is no chemical change—it is stable. C8I)
Paint · Pigments · Colors · Varnish · Lacquer
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