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Student's handbook of paints, colours, oils and varnishes (1903)

Furnell, John · London : Scott, Greenwood & Co. ; New York : D. Van Nostrand · leaf 24

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made in the colour shop, also burnt and raw ambers, etc. The best way for cleaning these off is to use dry powdered whiting and brush it out with the aid of brushes, the coloured whiting being used in the various coloured paints the nearest tint to it. The roller mill is the one principally used in… … roller is fixed, so that by regulating the set screws back and front the roller is pressed to the centre one, and pressure to any degree is obtained. The centre roller spindle is made to hold the driving, called the fast, pulley, and also the loose one. The latter is made so that the mill may be…

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