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Painting and decorating (1898)

Pearce, Walter John · London : C. Griffin · leaf 214

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irable to use the flatting colour\ and the rougherthe stipple, the less the wall will show up any imperfections.Flatting will do a great deal to hide unevenness and bad placesin an old wall. Faults in Painting; Cracking.—Cracking in paint is causedby the under coats of paint being more elastic than… … Plate 15.—NATURAL TREATMENT FOR CONVENTIONAL FLAT COLOURINGTojacep. 154.] IN STAINS. PLAIN PAINTING. 155 coats is due to their ingredients, proportion, or to their nothaving properly dried before the upper coats were put over them.It must be borne in mind that oil expands in the process…

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