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"Something About Painting and Varnishing" by John W. Masury is a comprehensive guide to the art and science of surface finishing, originally published in 1881. This meticulously detailed manual offers practical advice and technical insights into the materials, tools, and techniques essential for achieving durable and aesthetically pleasing results in painting and varnishing.
Addressing both novice and experienced practitioners, Masury covers a wide range of topics, including the preparation of surfaces, the selection and application of paints and varnishes, and the prevention and correction of common problems. With its clear instructions and informative illustrations, this book remains a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history and practice of decorative and protective coatings.
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