What to do and how to do itFor those who paint, varnish, or kalsomine . Like all our lines of sash-tools, this is made on our full-centerpatent, and is entirely unique. It is made of pure French bristles,and supplies a demand which has never before been satisfied. The Patent Dictator and Sterling* These brushes possess two entirely new features, bolh practicallyuseful, which are applied to the regular leather-bound whitewash-brushes. The open space in the block or head of the brush servesas a temporary receptacle for the whitewash or other liquid, andtherefore renders the br
What to do and how to do itFor those who paint, varnish, or kalsomine . Like all our lines of sash-tools, this is made on our full-centerpatent, and is entirely unique. It is made of pure French bristles,and supplies a demand which has never before been satisfied. The Patent Dictator and Sterling* These brushes possess two entirely new features, bolh practicallyuseful, which are applied to the regular leather-bound whitewash-brushes. The open space in the block or head of the brush servesas a temporary receptacle for the whitewash or other liquid, andtherefore renders the brush less likely to leak or drip when beingused; while, upon dipping the brush, or reversing its position, theliquid will readily run out. The other original feature adds greatly forate the tin, for by so doing there is a liability that varnish or oilwill thus be admitted to the cement and soften it, thereby causingthe hairs to fall out. If preferred, a string may be tied around the handle, having aloop to catch the suspending wire. PAINTING A CARRIAGE OR HEARSE WHITE. There seems to be a misunderstanding in regard to the varnishwhich is used over white work, many relying upon white damarvarnish in order to keep the pure white color ; others, with theknowledge that damar varnish is not durable, thin down a li
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