Costume Design And Home Planning
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One disadvantage is that it leaves a soft surface to which dust readily adheres and which will eventually wash off. Shellac pro- duces a hard surface and is desirable when well- rubbed down with old sandpaper and powdered pumice stone till it gives a dull, smooth surface. Observation shows that while varnish preserves the PLATE XVIII Wood Finish 147 color and grain, it also produces glittering masses of high-lights which call attention to lines, grains, and spots which should be obscured. In re...cent years experiments have led to the discovery of a dull mat finish in varnish, which can be obtained at most paint shops.
Some woods do not need stains. To stain them is to forfeit the beauty of their natural color and grain. Walnut, red gum, mahogany, and cherry are most beautiful in their natural state, with many coats of dull finish of wax or shellac. Most mahog- any furniture and finish is stained, and many woods are substituted for mahogany. Birch, a hard, white, close grained wood, when stained can scarcely be distinguished from mahogany.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One disadvantage is that it leaves a soft surface to which dust readily adheres and which will eventually wash off. Shellac pro- duces a hard surface and is desirable when well- rubbed down with old sandpaper and powdered pumice stone till it gives a dull, smooth surface. Observation shows that while varnish preserves the PLATE XVIII Wood Finish 147 color and grain, it also produces glittering masses of high-lights which call attention to lines, grains, and spots which should be obscured. In re...cent years experiments have led to the discovery of a dull mat finish in varnish, which can be obtained at most paint shops.
Some woods do not need stains. To stain them is to forfeit the beauty of their natural color and grain. Walnut, red gum, mahogany, and cherry are most beautiful in their natural state, with many coats of dull finish of wax or shellac. Most mahog- any furniture and finish is stained, and many woods are substituted for mahogany. Birch, a hard, white, close grained wood, when stained can scarcely be distinguished from mahogany.
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