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Canadian wood products industries (1913)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 604

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information to work with. Formerly near-ly all varnishing work was done by brushing, althoughsome few parts were dipped. Today with this servicedepartment, the varnish manufacturer can recommendto the furniture man the method of applying materi-als which would be most satisfactory for the… … Views taken in the laboratory of Messrs. Moller fi? tide is all assembled before finishing, it can only bedone by brushing. Where certain parts are finishedbefore assembling, they can be more economicallyfinished by dipping or by spraying, and the cost offinishing the entire article materially…

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