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Canadian wood products industries (1916)

Don Mills, Ont. : Southam-MacLean Publications · leaf 84

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lac uniformlyand without laps. It is undoubtedly in the applica-tion of shellac that the Aeron System shows togreatest advantage. The aeroned coat of shellac isperfectly smooth and uniform and, comparativelyspeaking, requires no sanding; the gum is usually cut2^2 pounds to the gallon of alcohol. It… … Air Transformer Set, with Attached Cup Aeron and Air Duster Connected. formity of surface and absence of brush marks—oneor more coats can usually be saved. As further evidence of the superiority of the AeronSystem it might be pointed out that one coat of whiteprimer when aeroned will completely…

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