The Painter and Decorator, 66. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1952 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 72.
23. lappuse
... surface is wiped off - this is very necessary , otherwise the transpar- ency would be lost and the effect might resemble that of a painted surface . Cot- ton waste , old rags , or any other type of absorbent material , may be used for ...
... surface is wiped off - this is very necessary , otherwise the transpar- ency would be lost and the effect might resemble that of a painted surface . Cot- ton waste , old rags , or any other type of absorbent material , may be used for ...
5. lappuse
... surface is broken into larger irregular areas . Like checking , it affects the top coats only and does not extend through to the surface under- neath . Alligatoring gives the surface an unsightly appearance and seriously af- fects the ...
... surface is broken into larger irregular areas . Like checking , it affects the top coats only and does not extend through to the surface under- neath . Alligatoring gives the surface an unsightly appearance and seriously af- fects the ...
39. lappuse
... surface two coats of good rubbing var- nish . When hard and dry ; rub very smooth with fine steel wool , and clean with a soft damp turpentine rag ( after the surface has been dusted clean ) . The damp turpentine rag picks up the steel ...
... surface two coats of good rubbing var- nish . When hard and dry ; rub very smooth with fine steel wool , and clean with a soft damp turpentine rag ( after the surface has been dusted clean ) . The damp turpentine rag picks up the steel ...
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FEBRUARY 1952 NUMBER | 2 |
APRIL 1952 NUMBER | 4 |
SEPTEMBER 1952 NUMBER | 9 |
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