The Chemistry of Paints And Paint Vehicles
The Chemistry of Paints And Paint Vehicles
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Its body, color, drying, manner in which it grinds, and amount required to grind any material to a paste, are all important features. When ground with pigment and rubbed out on glass it should dry flat on top, but should not appear flat when viewed through the glass, as this indicates deficiency in body. It should dry hard in eight to ten hours, should not contain naphtha, and the presence of rosin in any quantities should be avoided.
When a japan is to be used for grinding red oxide of lead ve...rmilions great care must be taken in its selection. A japan should not be used that will harden with litharge in less than forty-eight hours, and even this can only be safely used with the highest grade of orange mineral vermilions if they are to be kept in stock for any length of time. Vermilions in japan and varnish should only be made up as needed.
The author very strongly advises that when satisfactory grinding japans and varnishes are being used, great caution be observed in changing, doing so only after practical experiments extend- ing over a considerable space of time.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Its body, color, drying, manner in which it grinds, and amount required to grind any material to a paste, are all important features. When ground with pigment and rubbed out on glass it should dry flat on top, but should not appear flat when viewed through the glass, as this indicates deficiency in body. It should dry hard in eight to ten hours, should not contain naphtha, and the presence of rosin in any quantities should be avoided.
When a japan is to be used for grinding red oxide of lead ve...rmilions great care must be taken in its selection. A japan should not be used that will harden with litharge in less than forty-eight hours, and even this can only be safely used with the highest grade of orange mineral vermilions if they are to be kept in stock for any length of time. Vermilions in japan and varnish should only be made up as needed.
The author very strongly advises that when satisfactory grinding japans and varnishes are being used, great caution be observed in changing, doing so only after practical experiments extend- ing over a considerable space of time.
What to read after The Chemistry of Paints And Paint Vehicles?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clare H Clare Hamilton Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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