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| Newell A.C. — Coloring Finishing and Painting Wood |
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| Предметный указатель |
Paintings, early Egyptian, varnished 339
Paintings, prehistoric 339
Paraduras 410
Paraffin oil, in polishing oils 2-80
Paraffin, in varnish-removers 282
Paranols 410
Paris white 357
Parolite 217 253
Paste filler 138
Paste filler, application of 153—154
Paste filler, body material in 141
Paste filler, brushes and picking-sticks for 149
Paste filler, colors used to mix for various woods, table of 146
Paste filler, crosswise rubbing of 156
Paste filler, drying of 158
Paste filler, forced into pores 154
Paste filler, homemade, keeping qualities of 145
Paste filler, improper application of 155
Paste filler, in pores of walnut, magnified 157
Paste filler, ingredients in 143
Paste filler, lens examination of in pores 158
Paste filler, materials for rubbing of 156
Paste filler, names of colors of 145
Paste filler, not used over full strength shellac 152
Paste filler, oxidation of oil in 158
Paste filler, poor application of 155
Paste filler, process of filling with 152
Paste filler, pulling out of 154
Paste filler, required on certain woods 161
Paste filler, required on floors 162
Paste filler, rubbing off of 155
Paste filler, rubbing time for 156
Paste filler, rules for application of 155
Paste filler, second application of 156 158
Paste filler, setting of 154
Paste filler, stirring of 154
Paste filler, thinning of 145 153
Paste pigments, white lead and zinc-white 376
Patent bark 103
Perilla oil 231
Permanent green 371
Permanent pigment oil-colors 51
Petroleum distillates, solvent power of 240
Phenol-formaldehyde synthetic resins 410
Phthalates as plasticizers in lacquers 305
Phthalic acid 111
Piano varnish 260
Picking-sticks 149
Pickling 444
Picric acid 115
Picric acid in chemical stains 66
Picric acid in wood-stains 39
Pigment colors, oil-soluble, in lacquer-enamels 315
Pigment colors, permanent 51
Pigment colors, required for various woods, Table of 146
Pigment dyes 127
Pigment mixing, colored 382
Pigment oil-stains 50
Pigment oil-stains, advantages of 52
Pigment oil-stains, formulas for 52
Pigment oil-stains, on house trimming 54
Pigment oil-stains, use of 53
Pigment pastes, for paints 375
Pigment pastes, of white lead and zinc-white 376
Pigmented nitrocellulose 316
Pigments in lacquers 312
Pigments in lacquers, absorb ultra-violet rays 316
Pigments, black 343 359
Pigments, blue 368
Pigments, brown 372
Pigments, classes of 342
Pigments, colored 342
Pigments, colored, addition of to paints 391
Pigments, colored, classes of 343
Pigments, extenders 342
Pigments, green, classes of 370
Pigments, inert 342
Pigments, inert, or, extenders 343
Pigments, iron, list of 343
Pigments, lead, iron, and black 343
Pigments, metallic 373
Pigments, opaque, list of 342
Pigments, orange red 364
Pigments, red 361
Pigments, red, natural and artificial 361
Pigments, used by ancient Egyptians 339
Pigments, used in paints 342
Pigments, Vandyke Brown 373
Pigments, white, classes of 342
Pigments, white, inert, list of 342
Pigments, white, or body 342
Pigments, yellow, list of 365
Pine, yellow, finishing of 393
Pink paint 385
Pitch 108
Plane bits, sharpening of 18
Plane bits, sharpening straps 18
Plane, adjustment of 19
Plane, bits should be sharp 18
Plane, proper use of 19
Plane-cutter, adjustment of 19
Planer marks, removal of 16
Planer used for smoothing 18
Planing, against grain 22
Planing, with a smooth-plane 20
Planing, wood by hand 18
Plaster of Paris 357
Plastered wall, new, destroys Prussian blue 369
Plastered wall, new, destroys Prussian blue, painting 388
Plastered wall, new, destroys Prussian blue, preparation for painting 388
Plastered wall, new, destroys Prussian blue, white lead paints 380
Plasticizer and color mixing for lacquers 313
Plasticizers, and blushing 303
Plasticizers, and softeners add elasticity to lacquer films 305
Plasticizers, and softeners for lacquers 302
Plasticizers, in lacquers 309
Platinum finishes 439
Plugs for holes 24
Plum 81
Plumbago, or black lead 360
Polishing, enamels 198
Polishing, formula for spiriting-off 281
Polishing, lacquer-finishes 336
Polishing, oil formulas 280
Polishing, oils 230 279
Polishing, oils, for old furniture 280 281
Polishing, processes on varnish 277
Polishing, processes on varnish, three methods named for 278
Polishing, processes on varnish, use of rottenstone for 278
Polishing, varnishes 260
Pompeian paintings 340
Pontianak gum, functions of in varnishes 245
Pontianak gum, in spar-varnishes 263
Pontianak gum, in waterproof varnishes 265
Pontianak resin 224
Pontianak resin, in coach varnish 225
Poplar wood, finishing of 393
Poplar wood, finishing of, radial section of 34
Pores, of oak unfilled, illustration of 151
Pores, of wood, properly filled 29
Porosity of end-grain of wood 28
Potassium bichromate, as a stain 67
Potassium-permanganate, as a stain 67
Pots for lead, corroding 347—348
Preservation by paints 340
Preservative oil-stains 50
Primary Colors 79
Primary colors, should be brilliant 80
Priming coat, of paint 378 387
Priming coat, omitted in repainting 386
| Priming coat, paint with benzol 387
Priming coat, paints for wood 382
Priming coat, sandpapering of 203
Prismatic colors 79
Prussian blue, affected by alkalies 369
Prussian blue, strong, useful color 369
Prussian blue, unsatisfactory over new plaster 369
Pumice-stone, as a filler for French polishing 188
Pumice-stone, grades of for rubbing 276
Pumice-stone, lump rubbing 274
Pumice-stone, powder and water rubbing 274
Pumice-stone, removal of after rubbing 277
Pumice-stone, rubbing, of lacquer-films 336
Pumice-stone, scratches 275
Purple paint 385
Putty, coloring of 389
Putty, drying of 204
Putty, from oil, whiting, and white lead 356
Putty, the making of 203
Puttying, after priming coat 389
Puttying, time for in enameling 203
Pyroxylin or soluble cotton 290
Quaternary colors 81
Quercitron 102
Quinoline colors 116
Rags, painters', danger of 392
Rauzene 410
Raw sienna 364
Raw sienna, permanent ferric oxide color 367
Raw umber 372
Raw umber, as a drier 372
Red lead, a drier called minium 363
Red lead, function of in varnishes 247
Red lead, not used with white lead 363
Red lead, paints for metal 381
Red, Indian 362
Red, pigments 361
Red, sandalwood 102
Red, sanders dye 102
Red, Tuscan 363
Red, Venetian 362
Redwood, filler for 148
Reenameling 208
Refinishing, old painted and enameled surfaces 208
Refinishing, with lacquers 326
Repolishing oil for old furniture 280 281
Resinates, formation of 227
Resinates, less acid than rosin 227
Resinates, melting point of 228
Resinates, treatment of 227
Resins, combination of in lacquers 293
Resins, heat treatment of 221
Resins, in lacquers reduce cost 292
Resins, in oil-varnishes 218
Resins, in polishing varnishes 260
Resins, in rubbing varnishes 262
Resins, Nevindene 412
Resins, quantity of in lacquers 293
Resins, Rezyls 412
Resins, solubility of in benzol 307
Resins, soluble in benzol or turpentine 165
Resins, synthetic 395 403
Resins, synthetic, Esterols 410
Resins, synthetic, in lacquers 293
Resins, synthetic, Paraduras 410
Resins, synthetic, Paranols 410
Resins, Teglacs 412
Resins, used in lacquers, list of 292
Resins, used in lacquers, solubility of 292
Resins, used in spirit-varnishes 164
Resins, used in various varnishes 245—246
Resins, varnish, characteristics of in lacquers 291
Reszyls 412
Rose paint 385
Rosewood, filler for 148
Rosin varnishes, cracking of 229
Rosin varnishes, with resinates and tung-oil 228
Rosin, absorptive power of for driers 242
Rosin, acidity of 229
Rosin, and resinates 226
Rosin, and resinates, neutralized 262
Rosin, C.P. or treated 229
Rosin, composition of 226 227
Rosin, fluidity of 229
Rosin, in enamels 196 201
Rosin, in high-grade varnishes 228
Rosin, in water-proof varnishes 264
Rosin, its use in varnishes 264
Rosin, luster of in varnishes 267
Rosin, origin of 226
Rosin, solubility of in turpentine and alcohol 165
Rosin, treated with heat and lime 228
Rottenstone, and oil polishing 279
Rottenstone, and water polishing 278
Rottenstone, use of, in polishing 278
Rottenstone, use of, in polishing-oils 280
Rough rubbing with lump pumice-stone 274
Roughness of surface of wood 17
Rubbing, carvings and rounded surfaces 275
Rubbing, coats of varnish 272
Rubbing, drying after rubbing 276
Rubbing, enameled surfaces 199
Rubbing, felts for 276
Rubbing, lacquer-films, with pumice-stone 336
Rubbing, lacquer-films, with sandpaper 335
Rubbing, oil stains off 54
Rubbing, oil-rubbing not used between coats 277
Rubbing, oils for 277
Rubbing, procedure for 275
Rubbing, rag, for shellacking lathe work 189
Rubbing, to dull finish 274
Rubbing, to satin-finish 276
Rubbing, with lump pumice-stone 274
Rubbing, with machines 277
Rubbing, with oil and sandpaper 274
Rubbing, with pads or blacks 275
Rubbing, with pumice-stone powder and water 274
Rubbing, with water-proof sandpaper 274
Rubbing-enamels 198
Rubbing-varnishes, contain but little drier 261
Rubbing-varnishes, placed over spar-varnishes 261
Rubbing-varnishes, short-oil type 261
runs 429
Russet paint 385
Russet, mixing the color 81
Sag 429
SAGE 81
Salt dyes 125
Sandarac, formerly used in lacquers 169
Sandarac, hardness of the gum 169
Sandarac, in early varnishes 214
Sandarac, in lacquers 287
Sandarac, origin of gum 168
Sandarac, solubility of 165
Sandarac, solvents for 169
Sandarac, used with shellac in varnishes 169
Sandarac, varnishes 164
Sanding before painting 386
Sandpaper, blocks 30
Sandpaper, double-coated 27
Sandpaper, for wet sanding 27
Sandpaper, grit from crushed rock 27
Sandpaper, made from strong paper 27
Sandpaper, manufacture 26
Sandpaper, manufacture of 27
Sandpaper, scratches on finished surface, highly magnified 160
Sandpaper, sizes 30
Sandpaper, types of 32
Sandpaper, use of 30
Sandpaper, used by automobile finishers 32
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