Painters' colours, oils, and varnishes : a practical manual (1906)
Hurst, George H. (George Henry) · London : Charles Griffin & Company · leaf 348
chrome-yellows, these drops are apt to produce spots on, and discolouration of, the pigment which is being dried. The more freely the water vapour can escape into the atmosphere the less chance there is of such mishaps occurring. D is a door for filling the stove, and G, G skylights. In dealing… … Fig. 32.— Drying stove for pigments, capable of standing a high temperature without being altered in shade; these may be dried in a stove heated to a high tempera- ture, in which case the drying is done quickly. On the other hand, certain colours, such as the chromes, Prussian blue, emerald green,…
Paint · Varnish and varnishing
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