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How to paint : a complete compendium of the art designed for the use of the tradesman, mechanic, merchant, and farmer, and to guide the professional painter ... (1874)

Gardner, F. B. (Franklin B.) · New York : S.R. Wells · leaf 27

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His Own Painter. 21 brush generally costs one dollar per inch, width measure. Varnish brushes should be kept suspended in varnish, when not in use, not in oil or tur¬ pentine, for the latter destroys the elasticity of the hair or bristles and eventually ruins the brush. A tin box, as shown in the… … CAN FOE VAENISH TOOLS. is used in well-regulated paint-shops to keep the varnish tools in. But a simple substitute may be made, as follows : Take a tin can and pierce two small holes in opposite sides, near the top, then make similar holes in the

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