Apply a thin coat of shellac, then, when dry, sand lightly and apply paste, and proceed as before.
Allow this to harden, after rubbing and polishing it in the usual manner, then apply a thin coat of shellac.
If a fumed finish is not desired, any good stain may be used, after which a thin coat of shellac and two coats of wax should be applied.
Stain with two coats of weathered or mission-oak stain, and then apply a thin coat of "under-lac" or shellac and two coats of wax.
The armature tunnel was then carefully filed out and all taken apart again so that the rough edges could be scraped off and the laminations given a thin coat of shellac varnish on one side.
Quickly cover one side of the blade with a thin coat of glue and evenly lay on and press down the narrow strip of tinfoil.
A thin coat of shellac varnish is applied to both sides of the plates, and 16 sectors put on one side of each plate, as shown in Fig.
Dip this sheet of copper in a vessel containing some melted beeswax, so that both sides will be evenly covered with a thin coat of the wax when it cools.
Painting Lead Pipe The paint applied to lead pipes will chip and peel off, and to prevent this I first cover the lead surface with a thin coat of varnish, then apply the paint on the varnish.
Bronze striping, when thoroughly dry, should be covered with a thin coat of white shellac to keep it from tarnishing.
The back of the book and the end leaves are then covered with a thin coat of flexible glue.
Draw a soft piece of twine over a board which has received a thin coat of paste; then pull this cord through the back of the book where the loose leaf is to be inserted.
When thoroughly dry give the letters a thin coatof shellac.
Then it will be well to level down and point in, half a spade deep, a thin coat of decayed manure to make a nice kindly seed-bed.
If the metalline mass which you want to try be rubbed on this stone, it leaves thereon a thin coat of metal, the colour of which may be easily observed.
The ore is to be steeped in vinegar charged with alum, in order to cleanse the surface of the Gold, which is often covered with a thin coat of earth that obstructs the Amalgamation.
Allow this to dry, then sand it lightly and apply a thin coat of shellac.
After the oil had stood for 48 hours, a thin coat of shellac was applied and allowed to harden overnight.
Upon the second coat of stain apply a thin coat of shellac.
Wipe it dry, and with a small paint-brush give it a thin coat of lard oil, so that the plaster will not stick to it.
When the paint is dry, if the specimen has a dead, opaque appearance, give its surface both lustre and transparency by applying a thin coat of white varnish and turpentine.
Cortex a thin coat of minute spinules, scales or granules.
Cortex a thin coat of minute spinules and granules, gray or brownish above, whitish below, finally falling away from the smooth, shining, pale or brownish surface of the inner peridium.
A thin coat of metal laid on anything for beauty or preservation.
A thin coat of tin, with quicksilver, laid on the back of a looking-glass, to cause reflection.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "thin coat" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
