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Painting and decorating (1913)

Pearce, Walter · London : C. Griffin · leaf 168

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n the colour, and it works less tractablythan if the oil had been first added, until it has stood for a coupleof days, by which time a more complete conglomeration appearsto have taken place. Proportion Table for Paints.Paints for Various Purposes. Priming on new deal or pine. White lead, 7 lbs.… … Plate 11.—PANELS DESIGNED FOR MONOCHROME PAINTING.To face p. 120.] COLOUR MIXING. 121 Priming for indoors to be finished in white. White lead, 7 lbs.Red lead, 4 ounces.Patent driers, 4 ounces. Linseed oil (raw), 8 ounces.Turpentine, 9 ouuces. Priming for outside, dark finish (old recipe) White…

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