The Painter and Decorator, 46-47. sējumiBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1932 |
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... stain from an upholstery fabric may produce a hole , due to the deteriorating action of the washing material in conjunction with the acids in the liquor . WITH this issue we present the first part of an. sponge will cause the solution to ...
... stain from an upholstery fabric may produce a hole , due to the deteriorating action of the washing material in conjunction with the acids in the liquor . WITH this issue we present the first part of an. sponge will cause the solution to ...
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... stains . The age of the stain will make little or no difference . After the stain has disappeared wipe the wood carefully and allow to become dry be- fore varnishing . " FAIR " OIL COMPANIES Dear Editor : Recently L. U. 96 initi- ated ...
... stains . The age of the stain will make little or no difference . After the stain has disappeared wipe the wood carefully and allow to become dry be- fore varnishing . " FAIR " OIL COMPANIES Dear Editor : Recently L. U. 96 initi- ated ...
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... STAIN DEAR EDITOR : Will you please send me a formula for making a dark brown shingle stain for red cedar shingles . What amount in re- quired per one thousand shingles ? A. R. , Illinois . Shingle stain is nothing more than a very thin ...
... STAIN DEAR EDITOR : Will you please send me a formula for making a dark brown shingle stain for red cedar shingles . What amount in re- quired per one thousand shingles ? A. R. , Illinois . Shingle stain is nothing more than a very thin ...
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