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Everybody's paint book : a complete guide to the art of outdoor and indoor painting (1905)

Gardner, F. B. (Franklin B.) · New York : M.T. Richardson · leaf 146

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not work well In sanding a 140 everybodys PArNT BOOK. flat smooth wall or boarding, a better imitation of stonemay be given by laying it off in blocks, as shown in Fig. 32,by simply scratching through the sanded paint before itdries, with a stick, say, one-half an inch in width on thepoint, using a… … Fig 32, sHowrNQ Method of Laying Off Sanded Work to IhitatvBlocks ov Stone. a coat of any cheap varnish, dust on the flockings, when asort of velvet imitation wlQ result. Dont disturb the walluntil all is dry, when aU loose particles may be dusted off.Smalt, a sort of powdered glass or fine sand,…

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