Paint And Stain Formulas
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To raise the formula to a larger amount it will be necessary to multiply the amount of lead and each of the other colors by the same number as you have multiplied the lead for a smaller amount reduce accordingly.
Also the stain formulas for lighter shade, add more water or alcohol or oil, whichever stain it may be, and for darker shades increase the stain powder.
42 In mixing paints to match flat and varnished plates, one will find it easier to match the flat plate ; if he has matched the flat ...plate and then varnishes it, it will look slightly different under the brilliancy of the varnish.
No. 1 Apple Green 48 lbs. white lead 2 lbs. Sylvan green.
No. 2 Buff 40 lbs. white lead 10 lbs. French ochre.
No. 3 Colonial Yellow 471/2 lbs. white lead 11/2 lbs. French ochre 1 lb. lemon chrome yellow.
43 No. 4 Citrine 371/2 lbs. white lead 71/2 lbs. French ochre 2 lbs. burnt sienna 3 lbs. drop black.
No. 5 Cream 49 lbs. white lead 34, lb. French ochre V2 lb. lemon chrome yellow.
No. 6 Drab 44 lbs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To raise the formula to a larger amount it will be necessary to multiply the amount of lead and each of the other colors by the same number as you have multiplied the lead for a smaller amount reduce accordingly.
Also the stain formulas for lighter shade, add more water or alcohol or oil, whichever stain it may be, and for darker shades increase the stain powder.
42 In mixing paints to match flat and varnished plates, one will find it easier to match the flat plate ; if he has matched the flat ...plate and then varnishes it, it will look slightly different under the brilliancy of the varnish.
No. 1 Apple Green 48 lbs. white lead 2 lbs. Sylvan green.
No. 2 Buff 40 lbs. white lead 10 lbs. French ochre.
No. 3 Colonial Yellow 471/2 lbs. white lead 11/2 lbs. French ochre 1 lb. lemon chrome yellow.
43 No. 4 Citrine 371/2 lbs. white lead 71/2 lbs. French ochre 2 lbs. burnt sienna 3 lbs. drop black.
No. 5 Cream 49 lbs. white lead 34, lb. French ochre V2 lb. lemon chrome yellow.
No. 6 Drab 44 lbs.
What to read after Paint And Stain Formulas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Goodyear, Alonzo Augustus. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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