The Painter and Decorator, 46-47. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1932 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 72.
10. lappuse
... applied spar- ingly , for unless the coat is very thin , it will creep . Properly applied , in a thin coat , it will give the most satis- factory surface upon which to lay Gold Leaf . Bear in mind that when Leaf is applied to gold size ...
... applied spar- ingly , for unless the coat is very thin , it will creep . Properly applied , in a thin coat , it will give the most satis- factory surface upon which to lay Gold Leaf . Bear in mind that when Leaf is applied to gold size ...
4. lappuse
... applied Meshes before Meshes after clearing . 643 Clearing to the yarns as the latter are drawn through sizing tanks . Then there are different types of stiffening finishes in which the sizing materials are applied by means of high ...
... applied Meshes before Meshes after clearing . 643 Clearing to the yarns as the latter are drawn through sizing tanks . Then there are different types of stiffening finishes in which the sizing materials are applied by means of high ...
10. lappuse
... applied more easily , the time between coats is reduced , the final finish is extremely hard and durable and is practically un- affected by petrol , oil , tar , & c . , while it improves continually with polishing . Manufacturers ...
... applied more easily , the time between coats is reduced , the final finish is extremely hard and durable and is practically un- affected by petrol , oil , tar , & c . , while it improves continually with polishing . Manufacturers ...
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