Pearce, Walter John · London : C. Griffin · leaf 384
or a sponge, leaving none on thesurface. Allow to dry, and then dust off, and give a coat of^ Japan gold size, and J turpentine; allow it to saturate, butleave none upon the surface of the work. Or, use one of thepatent wood fillers specially manufactured for the purpose.Proceed as for varnishing… … Plate 30.-PATTERN FOR STENCILLING OVER THE JOINTS OF INGRAIN PAPER.To face p. 292.] COACH-PAINTING. 293 ing is cheap and expeditious :—Two coats of priming, two ofcolour, and two of varnish. Two coats of filling-up may beinterposed after the priming, if considered necessary. Ship-Painting.—The…
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