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Here are three recipes varnish for metal products.

1st recipe:

Shellac 1 kg;
Sandaraka 1 kg;
Turpentine 1 kg;
Alcohol 11 kg.

Separately dissolve shellac and sandarac in alcohol, drain both solutions and add turpentine.

2st recipe:

Shellac light 75 kg;
Alcohol 95° 16 kg;
Boric acid 180 g.

3st recipe:

Sandaraka 3 kg;
Harpius 1,5 kg;
Elem 0,5 kg;
Mastic 3 kg;
Alcohol 90-95° 12 kg.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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