Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets: Or, A Collection of Above 500 Useful Receipts on a Variety of SubjectsYoung, Daniel
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Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets: Or, A Collection of Above 500 Useful Receipts on a Variety of Subjects
Young, Daniel
Formulas, recipes, etc.; Science -- Methodology
To the above add two galls. of the incorporated oil, and 2 galls. of
the linseed oil to thin it for use, and it will not exceed two cents
and a quarter. The lime-water, whiting, road-dirt, and blue-black,
must be first mixed together, then add the ground lead, first
blending it with 2-1/2 galls. of the prepared fish oil; after
which, thin the whole with 2 galls. of linseed oil and 2 galls.
of incorporated oil, and it will be fit for use. For garden doors,
and other work liable to be in constant use, a little spirits of
turpentine may be added to the paint whilst laying on, which will
have the desired effect.
259. BRIGHT GREEN PAINT
112 lbs. yellow ochre in powder at 5 cts. per lb.... $5.50
168 lbs. road-dust.................................. 0.25
112 lbs. wet blue, at 20 cts. per lb................ 22.40
10 lbs. blue-black, at 5 cts. per lb............... 0.50
6 galls. of lime-water............................ 0.06
4 galls. fish oil, prepared....................... 2.40
7-1/2 galls. incorporated oil..................... 4.28
7-1/2 galls. linseed oil, at 90 cts. per gal...... 6.75
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Weights, 592 lbs.............. $42.24
It will be seen that the bright green paint costs but about 7 cts.
per lb., ready to lay on; and the inventor challenges any colour-man
or painter to produce a green equal to it for five times the price.
After painting, the colour left in the pot may be covered with water
to prevent it from sinking, and the brushes, as usual, should be
cleaned with the painting-knife, and kept under water. A brighter
green may be formed by omitting the blue-black. A lighter green may
be had by the addition of 10 lbs. of ground white lead. Observe that
the wet blue must be ground with the incorporated oil, preparatory
to its being mixed with the mass.
260. STONE-COLOURED PAINT
Lime-water, 4 galls................. $0.04
Whiting, 112 lbs.................... 1.12
White lead, ground, 28 lbs.......... 2.24
Road-dust, 56 lbs................... 0.10
Prepared fish oil, 2 galls.......... 1.20
Incorporated oil, 3-1/2 galls....... 2.00
Linseed oil, 3-1/2 galls............ 3.15
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Weights, 293 lbs....... $9.85
The above stone-colour fit for use, is not three and a half cents
per pound.
261. BROWN-RED COLOURED PAINT
Lime-water, 8 galls................. $0.08
Spanish brown, 112 lbs.............. 3.36
Road-dust, 224 lbs.................. 0.40
4 galls. of fish oil................ 2.40
4 galls. incorporated oil........... 2.28
4 galls. linseed oil................ 3.60
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Weights, 501 lbs....... $12.12
This paint is scarcely two and a half cents per pound. The Spanish
brown must be in powder.
262. A GOOD CHOCOLATE COLOURED PAINT
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