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Here is the recipe stains for imitation oak wood.

A mixture of 0,5 kg of Kassel earth, 50 g of potash in 1 liter of rain water is boiled for an hour, then the resulting dark broth is filtered through a cloth and boiled to a syrupy state.

After that, it is poured into completely flat tin boxes (tin lids), allowed to harden and ground with a pestle into a coarse powder, which, after boiling with water (1 part of powder to 20 parts of water) for several minutes, gives an excellent mordant. to imitate oak wood.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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