French Polishing And Enamelling
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Afterwards, to complete the whole, a coating ofjapan thinned with benzine is applied, which gives to the work a cleanappearance and the dead glossy finish.
There is this objection to the above style of finish, that the japancatches all the dust which touches it, and holds it permanently, so thatmany of the best workmen will not have work finished in this way fortheir own private houses, preferring the brighter look given by shellacand varnish without rubbing down the last coat, believing that t...he workcan be kept much cleaner.
=Finishing Veneered Panels, etc. =--The large oval panels of desks, etc. , covered with French veneer, are generally taken out and finished bythemselves. The process is similar to that above given, with successivecoats of shellac and varnish, and the oil and pumice-stone rubbing down;but the final part of this latter process is a rubbing down withrotten-stone; then the merest trifle of sweet-oil is applied all overthe surface and wiped off. (See Rosewood, etc. , farther on.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Afterwards, to complete the whole, a coating ofjapan thinned with benzine is applied, which gives to the work a cleanappearance and the dead glossy finish.
There is this objection to the above style of finish, that the japancatches all the dust which touches it, and holds it permanently, so thatmany of the best workmen will not have work finished in this way fortheir own private houses, preferring the brighter look given by shellacand varnish without rubbing down the last coat, believing that t...he workcan be kept much cleaner.
=Finishing Veneered Panels, etc. =--The large oval panels of desks, etc. , covered with French veneer, are generally taken out and finished bythemselves. The process is similar to that above given, with successivecoats of shellac and varnish, and the oil and pumice-stone rubbing down;but the final part of this latter process is a rubbing down withrotten-stone; then the merest trifle of sweet-oil is applied all overthe surface and wiped off. (See Rosewood, etc. , farther on.
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