The Painter and Decorator, 46-47. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1932 |
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1.3. rezultāts no 80.
21. lappuse
... pigment has been considered , but it is even more valuable in combination with other pigments . For example , a ... pigment . However , when all is said that can be said of any pigment , it must be borne in mind that the medium used to ...
... pigment has been considered , but it is even more valuable in combination with other pigments . For example , a ... pigment . However , when all is said that can be said of any pigment , it must be borne in mind that the medium used to ...
29. lappuse
... pigment selected de- pends on the quality of product re- quired and ranges from 55 % of 25 per cent pigment down to 30 % of 100 per cent pigment if great gloss is required . This class of paint offers wide scope for the use of synthetic ...
... pigment selected de- pends on the quality of product re- quired and ranges from 55 % of 25 per cent pigment down to 30 % of 100 per cent pigment if great gloss is required . This class of paint offers wide scope for the use of synthetic ...
11. lappuse
... pigment is also suitable for the me- dium - for it does not necessarily fol- low that the best pigment and the best vehicle will , when mixed , produce the ideal paint . The pigment has a dual effect in the paint . In the first place ...
... pigment is also suitable for the me- dium - for it does not necessarily fol- low that the best pigment and the best vehicle will , when mixed , produce the ideal paint . The pigment has a dual effect in the paint . In the first place ...
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