Painting and painters' materials: a book of facts for painters and those who use or deal in paint materials (1883)
Condit, Charles L, Scheller, Jacob · New York, The Railroad gazette · leaf 453
Changes in Appearance of ^ Wood.—On mahog-any and such woods the yellowing of oil is probablyno great injury, because the yellow (or rather red) 426 Painting and Painters Materials. color combines well with the color of the wood. Notso, however, with lighter woods; when these yellow(as some of them… … ing darker than the wood, if the wood is to be stained.But color or stain should be used as little as possible.It is hardly honest to use aniline colors for this pur-pose, since they fade, and coloring wood is a processonce for always. Burnt Sienna is the most durable and best stain formahogany;…
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