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To get aqueous albumin varnish mix equal parts by weight of water and egg white; For storage, add a little carbolic or salicylic acid. Instead of fresh egg white, you can dissolve 28,5 parts of dry albumin in 564 parts of water.

The polish dries to a good gloss.

When drying objects coated with this varnish, in hot air, a water-indelible coating forms on them.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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