Brown, William Norman · London, Scott, Greenwood & Son; New York, D. Van Nostrand Co.; [etc., etc.] · leaf 91
87 Graining portions of the grain are "softened," that is to say, partially wiped out with a small roll of rag so as to render the grain lighter and less distinct for a short distance around the figure, thus imitating the appearance of the natural timber. Any knots that may be desired may now be… … Fig. 41. — Figure of Oak. or fitch, and the whole work be allowed to become perfectly dry. Over-graining. — When quite dry, the job will be ready for the process termed over-graining. This consists in the super- application of another coat of paint — in this instance water colour. It is, however,…
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