Paint & colour mixing : a practical handbook for painters, decorators, paint manufacturers, artists and all who have to mix colours, containing over 300 samples of actual oil and water-paints and water-colours of various colours, and upwards of 1,500 different colour mixtures, with fifteen coloured plates / by Arthur Seymour Jennings. (1926)
Jennings, Arthur Seymour, 1860-1928 · London : Trade Papers Publishing Co. ; New York : Spon & Chamberlain · leaf 69
tinct types of straining gauze in general use, one of fabric such as muslin, silk and stockingette, and the other of metal, such as iron wire, copper and brass gauze. Of the fabrics, there is only one which we consider perfect, and it is sold under the name of ‘‘silk chiffon.’’ It is even in mesh… … HAND POT GAUZE STRAINER BiGesrr.— STRAINING PAINT. coach painters will readily appeal to those anxious for perfection. Sufficient material, whether it be enamel or varnish, to cover the job in hand is taken out into a hand pot, and covered over with a piece of silk chiffon, held in place by a…
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