The Painter and Decorator, 46-47. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1932 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 17.
8. lappuse
... cellulose lacquers , was first prepared about 1840 but , owing to the lack of cheap solvents of suitable vola- tility , for many years little progress was made in developing protective and decorative coatings from this sub- stance ...
... cellulose lacquers , was first prepared about 1840 but , owing to the lack of cheap solvents of suitable vola- tility , for many years little progress was made in developing protective and decorative coatings from this sub- stance ...
10. lappuse
... cellulose can be applied rapidly by spray with , if desired , a brief final pol- ishing by hand . In durability cellulose is immensely superior to french polish . The finish is unaffected by hot or cold water , al- coholic drinks , heat ...
... cellulose can be applied rapidly by spray with , if desired , a brief final pol- ishing by hand . In durability cellulose is immensely superior to french polish . The finish is unaffected by hot or cold water , al- coholic drinks , heat ...
2. lappuse
... cellulose can be applied rapidly by spray with , if desired , a brief final pol- ishing by hand . In durability cellulose is immensely superior to french polish . The finish is unaffected by hot or cold water , al- coholic drinks , heat ...
... cellulose can be applied rapidly by spray with , if desired , a brief final pol- ishing by hand . In durability cellulose is immensely superior to french polish . The finish is unaffected by hot or cold water , al- coholic drinks , heat ...
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