What to do and how to do it. For those who paint, varnish, or kalsomine (1883)
Whiting (John L.) and Son Company, Boston. [from old catalog] · N[ew] Y[ork] Hub Print · leaf 28
thesurface will injure the finish. Another is a mixture of carbolicacid one pint ; creosote one ounce, turpentine a half pint. Thismay be applied to the work with a soft camels hair brush which itwill not injure in the least, and its action upon v^arnish is similar tothat of spirits of ammonia.… … ^3 This brush is made on the same principle as the Patent KTing*-Whitewash-Brush, and has the same advantages over the leather-bound brush. All of our brass-bound brushes are bound with the best qualityof that metal. Many brushes of other manufacturers, now on themarket, are bound with lacquered…
Painting, Industrial · Varnish and varnishing
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