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Here are some recipes billiard balls coloring.

To color billiard balls in red color, they should be dipped in vinegar, in which cochineal has been soaked, and boiled in this vinegar for a few minutes. Then, to give the color a thicker shade, the balls are transferred for 10-15 seconds to a very weak solution of potash.

After holding the billiard balls for 6-8 hours in vinegar or alum solution, they can then be easily painted in an excellent yellow color, for which it is enough to lower for a while in alum broth of saffron.

Staining in green the color is achieved by immersing the balls in vinegar, in which 1 part of ammonia is dissolved in 3 parts of verdigris.

If these balls are then transferred to hot potash lye, they will turn into blue color.

Finally, to color the billiard balls in the black color, they should be kept for several minutes in a hot decoction of logwood (blue sandalwood), and then transferred to a solution of acetic salt.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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