The painter's educator. For stainers, varnishers, grainers, carriage painters, fresco artists, gilders and amateurs; containing rules and methods .. (1901)
Turney, T. C. (Tully C.) · [Nevada, Ohio, Enterprise print] · leaf 81
ans, one just enoughlarger than the other to admit of its slipping over theother about one-half inch. The cans must be highenough to overreach the length of the brush. Make ahole in the handle of the brush large enough to run awire through and about two and a half or three inchesfrom the ends of… … BRUSH-SAFE. Put two-thirds raw linseed oil arid one-third turpentinein the can until you have plenty to cover th e hairs ofthe brush when strung on the wire. After leaving thevarnish room, pour what little varnish remains in thevarnish cup into a can and mark it Slush. Neverpour it back into the…
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