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Here are the recipes special enamels.

Enamel masses for dials

1st recipe:

Sand 100 wt. hours;
Lead oxides 50 wt. hours;
Tin oxides 58 wt. hours;
Potash 200 wt. h.

2st recipe:

Sand 100 wt. hours;
Lead oxides 108 wt. hours;
Tin oxides 38 wt. hours;
Potash 20 wt. h.

3st recipe:

Sand 100 wt. hours;
Lead oxides 167 wt. hours;
Tin oxides 33 wt. hours;
Potash 80 wt. h.

Enamel glaze for tiles

Fuse together 36 wt. hours of quartz sand, 23 wt. hours of tin oxide, 24 wt. h. minium, 12 wt. including kaolin, 1 wt. hours of chalk and 9 wt. hours of melted soda.

When removing dust and dirt from the car body, do not mechanically peel off the dirt, as this can easily ruin the paint.

It is best to use clean warm water, but in no case hot, as the varnish may soften in this case. From soaps, you can use neutral soap, since alkaline has a harmful effect on the skin.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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