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French Polishing and Enamelling

by Richard Bitmead

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Chapter X Miscellaneous Recipes

Oil Polish

Wax Polish

Waterproof French Polish

Varnish for Musical Instruments

French Varnish for Cabinet-work

Mastic Varnish

Cabinet-maker’s Varnish

Amber Varnish

Colourless Varnish with Copal

Seedlac Varnish

Patent Varnish for Wood or Canvas

Copal Varnish

Carriage Varnish

Transparent Varnish

Crystal Varnish for Maps, etc.

Black Varnish

Black Polish

Varnish for Iron

Varnish for Tools

To Make Labels Adhere to a Polished Surface

To Remove French Polish or Varnish from Old Work

Colouring for Carcase Work

Cheap but Valuable Stain for the Sap of Black Walnut

Polish (American) for Removing Stains, etc., from Furniture

Walnut Stain to be used on Pine and White-wood

Rosewood Stain

Rosewood Stain for Cane Work, etc.

French Polish Reviver

Morocco Leather Reviver

Hair-cloth Reviver

To Remove Grease Stains from Silks, Damasks, Cloth, etc.

To Remove Ink Stains from White Marble

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