Handbook On Japanning: 2nd Edition
Handbook On Japanning: 2nd Edition
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JAPANNING TIN, SUCH AS TEA-TRAYS AND SIMILAR GOODS.
For japanning sheet-iron articles, which are really tin goods, such astea-trays and similar things, first scour them well with a piece ofsandstone, which will effectually remove all the scales and make thesurface quite smooth. Then give the metal a coating of vegetableblack, which must be mixed with super black japan varnish, thinnedwith turps, and well strained. Only a small quantity of this varnishis necessary, as it will dry dead. The artic...le must then be placed inthe stove to harden at a temperature of 212
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
JAPANNING TIN, SUCH AS TEA-TRAYS AND SIMILAR GOODS.
For japanning sheet-iron articles, which are really tin goods, such astea-trays and similar things, first scour them well with a piece ofsandstone, which will effectually remove all the scales and make thesurface quite smooth. Then give the metal a coating of vegetableblack, which must be mixed with super black japan varnish, thinnedwith turps, and well strained. Only a small quantity of this varnishis necessary, as it will dry dead. The artic...le must then be placed inthe stove to harden at a temperature of 212
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