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Treatment And Processing Of Natural Fur Or Leather
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Den Gegenstand der vorliegenden Erfindung bildet ein, "erfahren zur Herstellung eines Lederkonservierungsmittels aus bekannten Rohstoffen, die jedoch in einem solchen
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vermischt werden, dass hiedurch ein Mittel geschaffen wird, welches nicht allein das Leder konserviert, sondern demselben auch einen Wichsoanstrich gibt, welcher nach leichtem Abreiben oder Bürsten einen solchen Glanz annimmt, der selbst bei vorübergehender Einwirkung von Wasser nicht schwindet.
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Färbemittels, z. B. einer fettlöslichen Anilinfarbe zugesetzt werden.
Das so erhaltene Produkt hat eine breiige Konsistenz ähnlich wie gewöhnliche Schuhwichse und wird wie diese verwendet.
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The subject of the present invention is a "experienced in the production of a leather preservative from known raw materials, but in such
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be mixed so that an agent is created that not only preserves the leather, but also gives it a weighting paint that, after light rubbing or brushing, takes on such a shine that does not disappear even with temporary exposure to water.
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Coloring agent, e.g. B. be added to a fat-soluble aniline paint.
The product obtained in this way has a pulpy consistency similar to ordinary shoe wax and is used like this.
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PATENT-ANSPRUCH :
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AT16058D1896-07-24
Process for the production of a leather preservative.
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Process for producing a mass of rubber and leather dust for mending or covering objects made of leather or rubber or the like, in particular shoe soles
Process for the aftertreatment of synthetic leather panels made from a mixture of rag and cellulose as well as latex as a binding agent, which is precipitated on the fiber with an acid salt.