Everybody's paint book : a complete guide to the art of outdoor and indoor painting : designed for the special use of those who wish to do their own work and consisting of practical lessons in plain painting, varnishing, polishing, staining, paper-hanging, kalsomining, etc. ... precise directions are given for mixing paints for all purposes (1902)
Gardner, F. B. (Franklin B.) · New York : M.T. Richardson · leaf 83
ase be seciu’ed in covering the work. The paint should be spread on plentifully', and be just levelled down with the brush — no more ; it must not lie rubbed, nor touched again after it has once been left. In one hour, the second coat may be applied, and this coat should consist of a mixture of… … gloss. This coat being stiffer than the previous one owing to the varnish, it can not well be put on with the camel’s- hair brash, and therefore to make a good job, the “Bad¬ ger-Hair Flowing Brush ” showm on this page (Fig. 27) should be used. These brushes are .soft, yet sufficiently elastic to…
House painting · Painting, Industrial
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