Young's Demonstrative Translation of Scientific Secrets by Daniel Young
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wood with it; every coat you put on will make it a shade darker.
420. SATIN WOOD STAIN Take of water 1 quart, fustic 2 oz., and the size of a small nut of alum; boil all together, apply it while hot, and it will produce a most beautiful yellow. When the article to which this has been applied has got perfectly dry, rub it over with lime water, and it will make a beautiful red. 421. RED STAIN Take of water 1 quart, brazil dust 2 oz., and the size of a nut of alum; boil together, apply while hot and the stain is red; when dry, wash it over with lime water, and it will be a beautiful purple. 422. BROWN STAIN Take of water 1 quart, logwood 2 oz., and one penny worth of soft soap, (such as is kept in bladders, by druggists), boil them together, apply while hot, and it will be brown; let it dry, and apply lime water, and you will have a beautiful black. 423. SCARLET STAIN Take a solution of aqua-fortis in water, apply it to the black, and |
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