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Painting and decorating (1913)

Pearce, Walter · London : C. Griffin · leaf 93

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Caustic brush. must be thoroughly washed out, after using, in warm water andrinsed in cold water. If they have been used in Duresco, orother washable distemper, they must be thoroughly freed fromall trace of it by rinsing in vinegar. They must on no accountbe left standing in any preparation… … Fig. 21.—Loose head lime white brush. of time, neither should they be left in water sufficiently long forit to attack the binding. Painters Dusters.—Dusters—that is, brushes for removingthe dust from work prior to painting, and for sweeping themargins of the floor near the skirting, treads and…

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