Cyclopedia of architecture, carpentry, and building : a general reference work (1912)
American Technical Society · Chicago : American Technical Society · leaf 162
scrubbing brush, followed bvwashing with clear water toremove all trace of the acid.The wall is then often givena coat of linseed oil cut withturpentine. At this time also, all bad joints are pointed up, thespaces under window sills are filled up, the joints of stoneworkpointed, and the wall left… … Pig. 121, RelieviuK Aroli. 126 BUILDING SUPERINTENDENCE 117 cess, and consists in applying two washes to the walls, one com-posed of Castile soap and water, and the other of alnm and water.These applied alternately will generally render the work ini])ervious.Several patented solntions are now npon…
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