 | 1834 - 462 pages
...cabinet-painters, coach-painters, &c. Best Body Copal Varnish for Coachmakers, fyc. This is intended for the body parts of coaches and other similar vehicles intended for polishing. Fuse 8 Ibs. of fine African gum copal; add two gallons of clarified oil (old measure); boil it very... | |
 | Perry Fairfax Nursey - Industrial arts - 1839 - 514 pages
...cabinet-painters, coach-paintera, &c. Best body copal varnish for coach-makers, Sfc. — This is intended for the body parts of coaches and other similar vehicles, intended for polishing. Fuse Milis, of fine African gum copal ; and two gallons of clarifiedoil (old measure) ; boil it very... | |
 | Industrial arts - 1839 - 512 pages
...cabinet-painters, coach-painters, &c. Best body copal varnishfor coach-makers, 8fc. — This is intended for the body parts of coaches and other similar vehicles, intended for polishing. Fuse 81bs. of fine African gum copal ; and two gallons of clarified oil (old measure) ; boil it very... | |
 | Andrew Ure - Industries - 1844 - 630 pages
...cabinet-painters, coach-painters, &c. Beit body copal varnish for coach-makers, $c. — This is intended for the body parts of coaches and other similar vehicles, intended for polishing. Fuse 8 Ibs. of fine African gum copal ; add two gallons of clarified oil (old measure) ; boil it very... | |
 | Charles Barlow - 1772 - 544 pages
...manufacturer, which in general are secret.] BEST BODY COPAL VARNISH FOR COACH MAKERS, &c. — This is intended for the body parts of coaches and other similar vehicles, intended for polishing. Fuse 81bs. of fine African gum copal, add two gallons of clarified oil (old measure), boil it very... | |
 | Leroy J. Blinn - Sheet-metal work - 1866 - 216 pages
...turpentine to make it of proper consistence. BEST BODY COPAL VARNISH FOR COACH MAKERS, &C. This is intended for the body parts of coaches and other similar vehicles, intended for polishing. Fuse eight Ibs. of fine African gum copal, and two gallons of clarified oil, boil it very slowly for... | |
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Ibs. of fine African gum copal ; add two gallons of clarified oil (old measure) ; boil it very slowly for four or five hours, until quite stringy ; mix with three gallons and a half of turpentine ; strain off, and pour it into a cistern. 