Practical carriage and wagon painting : a treatise on the painting of carriages, wagons and sleighs, embracing full and explicit directions for executing all kinds of work : including painting factory work, lettering, scrolling, ornamenting, varnishing, etc. : with many tested recipes and formulas (1903)
Hillick, M. C. (Mayton Clarence), b. 1859 · Chicago : Press of the Western Painter · leaf 25
hicle finisher recognizes no reliable or econom- ical remedy for the purpose named. A dirty varni.sh brush can be cleaned by wa.shing in oil first, then in turps, and lastly worked in for putting on first rubbing coats, and thus gradually brought back to its original cleanliness. But the varni.sh… … ginning work, the brushes Oval Chiseled Var- may be rinsed out in tur- nish Brush. pentine, wiped out clearly over the edge of the cup, and an elastic brush full of life is assured. Brushes used daily upon clean surfaces are, or should be, clean, and rinsing in turpentine can do no harm to a clean…
Carriage and wagon painting
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