House decoration : comprising whitewashing, paperhanging, painting, etc. (1897)
Hasluck, Paul N. (Paul Nooncree), 1854-1931 · London ; Paris ; Melbourne : Cassell · leaf 72
leaving6 in. or 7 in. at one end (marked A in the sketch). Fig. 41shows the first tie. Fig. 42 shows the form of knot used.The end A should be made to lie along the hair of thebrush, Fig. 43, and the string should be coiled round itand the hair of the brush as many times as necessary.When enough… … WIRft Fig. 45.—Preserving Paint Brushes. brush, and the superfluous string cut off. The stringneed not be bound very tightly, for either paint or waterwill make it sufficiently tight for the purpose for whichit is intended. From time to time, part of the string canbe removed as the bristles wear…
House painting · Paperhanging · Interior decoration
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