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Staining, French
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A practical guide for the
amateur and proffesional, including many valuable recipes.
With nine chapters and over sixty pages on staining, french polishing, varnishing, colour matching and glazing wood and furniture,
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"Fifty
years ago a knowledge of staining was more widely diffused than it
is today. Then every experienced cabinet-maker had a good working
knowledge of the art, and was conversant with its methods. But that
day has passed. We are now living in an age of specialisation in
which the worker is master of a section of a craft, and his work is
limited to only a few operations. So it has come about that those
who now know anything of the art of staining are comparatively few,
and the polisher belongs to a small and privileged class."
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Chapter 1 |
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The Value of Staining. |
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Staining: What
it is, Variety of stains, Water stains, Recipes for water stains,
Floor stains, Glue paint for kitchen floor, Spirit staining,
Recipes for spirit stains, Oil stains, Recipes for oil stains,
Aniline dyes. |
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| Chapter 2 |
| Woods For Staining. |
| Preparing wood
for staining, Putting on the stain, Stippling, General hints for
staining. |
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| Chapter 3 |
| Colours and Colour Matching. |
| Overglazing
uniform, Colouring, Floor stains, Staining wicker work. |
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| Chapter 4 |
| French Polishing. |
| What french
polishing is, History of french polishing, French polish and
varnish, Various qualities of french polish, The polishers
workroom, The polishing rubber, Care of your rubber, Preparing
furniture for french polish, Preparing new wood, Stopping, Hard
stopping. |
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| Chapter 5 |
| Ready Made French Polishes. |
| Beginning the
work, Polishing, Bodying in, Bodying up, The pounce bag, Spiriting. |
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| Chapter 6 |
| Glazing. |
| Dry shining,
Egg shell gloss, Polishing fretwork, Matching, Stained polish,
Removing old polish, Varnish remover. |
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| Chapter 7 |
| Mistakes in French Polishing. |
| Sweating,
Cracks, Blisters, Dullness, Finger marks, Fading, Scratches,
Patches, Water marks. |
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| Chapter 8 |
| Fumigating Oak. |
| Darkening oak,
Silver grey oak, Light oak, Wax polishing, Wax polishing floors,
Oil polishing. |
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| Chapter 9 |
| Varnish. |
| Varnishing
woodwork, Varnishing old woodwork, Mems. for varnishers. |
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