The a B C of Home Painting
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S-W High Polish Fluid Wax is one exception. To apply wax, rub a soft cloth well on the wax and then vigorously rub the cloth on the woodwork so that there will be a sufficient amount of heat generated by friction to partially melt the wax. When used in this way, a smooth, even coat of the wax can be applied. Often the cloth is wound around a weighted brush or other article to gi\c weight and increase the heat of friction. To estimate the number of pounds of Floor Wax required, divide the area o...f the floor by 250 (covering capacity of Floor Wax per pound.) (b) Drying — If a preceding coat of paint, varnish, enamel, stain, etc., is not allowed to dry sufficiently before applying finishing material, difficulty may arise. Neither is it advisable to allow the coats too much time to dry, for if bone hard, the surface will not have enough "tooth" or hold for the new material.
(t) Rubbing With Pumice-Stone and Oil — In many of the in- structions in this booklet, rubbing with pumice-stone and oil over varnished and enameled surfaces is directed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
S-W High Polish Fluid Wax is one exception. To apply wax, rub a soft cloth well on the wax and then vigorously rub the cloth on the woodwork so that there will be a sufficient amount of heat generated by friction to partially melt the wax. When used in this way, a smooth, even coat of the wax can be applied. Often the cloth is wound around a weighted brush or other article to gi\c weight and increase the heat of friction. To estimate the number of pounds of Floor Wax required, divide the area o...f the floor by 250 (covering capacity of Floor Wax per pound.) (b) Drying — If a preceding coat of paint, varnish, enamel, stain, etc., is not allowed to dry sufficiently before applying finishing material, difficulty may arise. Neither is it advisable to allow the coats too much time to dry, for if bone hard, the surface will not have enough "tooth" or hold for the new material.
(t) Rubbing With Pumice-Stone and Oil — In many of the in- structions in this booklet, rubbing with pumice-stone and oil over varnished and enameled surfaces is directed.
What to read after The a B C of Home Painting?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sherwin-Williams Co. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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