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Painting and decorating (1898)

Pearce, Walter John · London : C. Griffin · leaf 107

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andwhile it is still wet, producing a granular instead of the usualbrush-marked surface. Stipplers must be washed in soap andwater, ordinary yellow soap, not soft soap, and dried and hungup so that the bristles remain straight. The water must not beboiling, and the wooden portion of the brush… … Fig. 37.—Hog-hair fitches in tin, round and flat. Fig. 38. —Hog-hair lining fitch in tin.

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