Modern painting, hardwood finishing and sign writing (1918)
Armstrong, George D, Hodgson, Frederick Thomas, 1836-1919, Delamotte, Frances George · Chicago, Ill., F. J. Drake, expressly for Sears, Roebuck · leaf 637
assumed that thework to be done is a small, flat surface. With moder-ate pressure on the rubber, quickly wipe over the entiresurface, first with the grain of the wood, then across it.Then, without delay, go over it more minutely, themotion generally adopted for the rubber being shownin the… … HARDWOOD FINISHER 73 While the rubber is in contact with the wood it mustbe kept constantly in motion. An important point isnot to allow the rubber to remain stationary on thewoodwork during temporary absence or at the end ofthe days work. As the rubber gets dry it must berecharged with polish, but…
Painting, Industrial · Wood finishing · Lettering
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