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golden varnishes are obtained by mixing a solution of dragon's blood and gummigut. Dragon's blood is a dark red resin that melts at 70 °C and dissolves in alcohol.

To obtain a more red tone, a solution of dragon's blood is added in a larger amount. For light golden varnishes, a larger amount of gummigut solution is used. Chinese golden lacquer is made by fusing fine copal with shellac.

Fused resins are cooled, ground into a fine powder and heated with linseed oil. The mass is allowed to cool and then turpentine is added.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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