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To get bronze lacquers can be used in various ways.

1st recipe:

Dissolve dammar in carbon tetrachloride with the addition of alcohol, filter and add soda to neutralize the acid in the varnish, after which add bronze powder at your discretion.

2st recipe:

Dissolve gutta-percha in benzene and add one part of bronze powder to three parts of the solution.

3st recipe:

According to Kaiser, crushed dammar is mixed with soda ash and melted. The cooled alloy is dissolved in purified gasoline.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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