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To make window glass opaque, you should dissolve the yellow "special" wax in turpentine and add a little desiccant (drying) to this mixture so that it dries faster. Lubricate window panes with this mixture, evenly smoothing it with a swab of a silk cloth with cotton wool.

If you want to get a colored surface, you can add some dry paint in powder to the mixture.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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