Pearce, Walter John · London : C. Griffin · leaf 40
he breaking of engagements, and oftenbankruptcy; but what more concerns us at present is that it isabsolutely impossible to obtain good results in workmanshipwithout attention to these points. The following short ruleswill, therefore, perhaps be found helpful :— The best order in which to carry on… … Plate 2.-DECORATION OF HOUSE-FRONT ABOVE SHOP.To face p. 10.] THE PRINCIPAL REASONS FOR PAINTING. 11 when wet paint is about, that paint is dry when papering isbeing done, that floors are not wet when we are varnishing, andthat many other similar contretemps are avoided. Rooms mustbe finished in…
House painting · Interior decoration
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