Water-proof Glue
Melt common glue with the smallest quantity of water possible; add by degrees drying or boiled linseed oil. The ingredients must be well stirred while the oil is being added. See GLUE; CEMENT.
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Melt common glue with the smallest quantity of water possible; add by degrees drying or boiled linseed oil. The ingredients must be well stirred while the oil is being added. See GLUE; CEMENT.