Encyclopedia of Practical Receipts and Processes

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White Glazing

Prepare an in- the appearance of polished steel. (See No. timate mixture of 4 parts massicot (see Index), 2 parts tin ashes, 3 of crystal glass fragments, and + part sea salt. The mixture is suffered to melt in earthenware vessels, when the li- , when the liquid flux may be made use of.

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