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The guide book of painting and varnishing. (1929)

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and he will for new work), you may be assured that three coats will be an economy. Mixing the Paint It is not enough to select a reliable and suitable product. It is also important that the paint be mixed properly. Directions on the can should be followed with care. Precautions must be taken… … The amount of oil and turpentine keg that will hold at least twice the amount used will vary according to the of paste needed. A very small quantity of oil finish desired is added until the mixture becomes a workable paste. If the paint is to be tinted, the color is next added after being thinned…

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