US144955A - Improvement in varnishes or polishes for wood, metals - Google Patents

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  • My invention relates to the preparation of a liquid called Lustral, for cleaning and polishing pictures, painted and varnished articles, metals, glazed and varnished fabrics.
  • the preparation of this polish is effected in Y three stages, as follows: First, to twenty-two gallons of water, poured into a trough, are added thirty-six pounds of hydrochloric acid, and the same weight of alumina-calcareous earth, preferably that found in the mine of Itosiresyin the French department of Haute- Loire. The mixture is allowed to stand a day, while the carbonic acid is disengaged.
  • the surface is then washed with water, applied by another sponge or cloth, and allowed to dry until it presents a dull appearance, resulting from the presence of the material which constitutes the polish. It is then rubbed with chamois-leather till the polish is brought up.
  • liquid polish composed of water, hydrochloric acid, alumina-calcareous earth, in the proportions and prepared substantially as specified.

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UNITED STATES PATENT QFFICE JEAN FRANQOIS GHEVALIER, OF LYON S, FRANCE.
IMPROVEMENT IN VARNISHES OR POLISHES FOR WOOD, METALS, &c.
Specification forming part of Letters Patent No. 144,955, dated November 25, 1873; application filed November 6, 1873. v
To all whomsit may 007106711.
Be it known that I, J EAN FRANQOIS CHEV- ALIER, of the city of Lyons, in the Republic of France, have invented an Improvement in Liquid Polish; and I do hereby declare the following to be a full, clear, and exact description of the same. 7
My invention relates to the preparation of a liquid called Lustral, for cleaning and polishing pictures, painted and varnished articles, metals, glazed and varnished fabrics. The preparation of this polish is effected in Y three stages, as follows: First, to twenty-two gallons of water, poured into a trough, are added thirty-six pounds of hydrochloric acid, and the same weight of alumina-calcareous earth, preferably that found in the mine of Itosiresyin the French department of Haute- Loire. The mixture is allowed to stand a day, while the carbonic acid is disengaged. Second, ivory-black, in cake, to the amount of fifteen and a half pounds, is pulverized and strewn over the liquid resulting from the first operation without agitation. Itis again allowed to stand a day. Third, the mixture is now and reflectors, to paintings and other objects the surface is first moistened with the liquid, applied by a sponge or cloth, and allowed to stand about two minutes, till the cloudy coating or tarnish becomes decomposed. The surface is then rubbed with a brush or woolen cloth until the tarnish is removed, furth er moistening with the liquid being resorted to if the tarnish should be thick or difficult of removal. The surface is then washed with water, applied by another sponge or cloth, and allowed to dry until it presents a dull appearance, resulting from the presence of the material which constitutes the polish. It is then rubbed with chamois-leather till the polish is brought up.
With the exception of articles gilded with leaf, fresco-painting, and iron surfaces, which should not be treated with this material, almost all other articles of furniture, ornament or decoration susceptible of polish, can be cleaned and brightened by its use, in the manner described above,
I claim as my invention- 7 The liquid polish composed of water, hydrochloric acid, alumina-calcareous earth, in the proportions and prepared substantially as specified.
In testimony whereof I have signed my name to this specification before two subscribing witness'es.
J. I". CHEVALIER.
Wit-nesses F. FESGHOTTE,
U. S. Vice-Consul. H. H. TITTMANN.
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