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US594048A
US594048A US594048DA US594048A US 594048 A US594048 A US 594048A US 594048D A US594048D A US 594048DA US 594048 A US594048 A US 594048A
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    • C09DCOATING COMPOSITIONS, e.g. PAINTS, VARNISHES OR LACQUERS; FILLING PASTES; CHEMICAL PAINT OR INK REMOVERS; INKS; CORRECTING FLUIDS; WOODSTAINS; PASTES OR SOLIDS FOR COLOURING OR PRINTING; USE OF MATERIALS THEREFOR
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  • This invention provides an improved non corrosive preserving and fire-resisting paint for employment upon wood, iron, and shipiplates, and other substances.
  • the flake-white or other paint-base is mixed with the linseed-oil, as in making ordinary paint.
  • the turpentine- is added to the sulfuric acid in a separate vessel and then the ammonia.
  • the resulting liquid is stirred into a paint-base, such as flake-white and oil, and the chlorid of 00p per, chlorid of zinc, nitrate of mercury, and cyanid of potassium put in.
  • a sufficient quantity of driers may be used, as in ordinary 7 4o paint.
  • chlorid of copper For painting upon Wood and other substances not exposed to the action of sea-water all oreither of the compounds chlorid of copper, chlorid of zinc, nitrate of mercury, and cyanid of potassium may, if desired, be omitted.
  • Flake-white as herein employed, is the white lead known to commerce, consisting of a highlybasic plumbic carbonate produced by the ordinary methods.
  • a paint consisting of a paint-base, such as flake-white, linseed-oil, sulfuric acid, tur o5 pentine and ammonia, substantially in the proportions herein specified.
  • a paint consisting of a paint-base, such as flake-white, linseed-oil, sulfuric acid, turpentine and ammonia, chlorid of copper, chlo- 7o rid of zinc, nitrate of mercury and cyanidpf potassium substantially in the proportions herein specified.

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i06- COMPOSITIONS,
OOAIING OR PLASTIC.
lINrrnn TATES PATENT rrrcn.
FRANK WHITE AND JAMES THOMSON, OF CHRISTCHURCH, NEW ZEALAND, ASSIGNORSTO THE NON CORROSIVE PRESERVING AND FIRE RESISTING PAINT COMPANY, LIMITED, OF SAME PLACE.
PAINT.
SPECIFICATION forming part of Letters Patent No. 594,048, dated November 23, 1897.
' Application filed October 22, 1896. Serial No. 609,731. (No specimens.)
. To aZZ whom it may concern.-
Be it known thatwe, FRANK WHITE and JAMES THOMSON, subjects of the Queen of Great Britain,residing at 71 Cathedral Square,
Christchurch, in the Colony of New Zealand,
have invented certain new and useful Improvements in Paints; and we do hereby declare that the following is a full, clear, and exact description of the invention, which will '10 enable others skilled in the art to which it appertains to make and use the same.
This invention provides an improved non corrosive preserving and fire-resisting paint for employment upon wood, iron, and shipiplates, and other substances.
For use upon the surface of ship-plates and other objects exposed to the action of seawater our paint is composed of the following ingredients, the proportions given being those we have found most useful in practice, but
variable Within certain limits without materially affecting the result: sulfuric acid, onequarter ounce; turpentine, half-ounce; liguid ammp ia, one-eighth ounce; chl qidflofnfipper, chlorid of zinc, n i trat of m.erc.u ry, and cyanid QfpOttfiiligQf e ach one pennyweight; lifns'ee'd :oil:"one-half pound, and sufficient paiii t' b ase, such as flake-white, to make a paint of the usual consistency.
0 In manufacture the flake-white or other paint-base is mixed with the linseed-oil, as in making ordinary paint. The turpentine-is added to the sulfuric acid in a separate vessel and then the ammonia. The resulting liquid is stirred into a paint-base, such as flake-white and oil, and the chlorid of 00p per, chlorid of zinc, nitrate of mercury, and cyanid of potassium put in. A sufficient quantity of driers may be used, as in ordinary 7 4o paint.
For painting upon Wood and other substances not exposed to the action of sea-water all oreither of the compounds chlorid of copper, chlorid of zinc, nitrate of mercury, and cyanid of potassium may, if desired, be omitted.
It is possible to make paint of any usual color of commerce by using instead of or in addition to flake-white the coloring material of ordinary paint.
We have found that inflammable articles covered with our paint offer considerable; resistance t0 fire and that it has great preservative and anticorrosive qualities when used upon iron or steel plates exposed to the action of salt water.
Flake-white, as herein employed, is the white lead known to commerce, consisting of a highlybasic plumbic carbonate produced by the ordinary methods.
Having fully described on r invention, what we claim, and desire to secure by Letters Pat-' ent, is-- 1. A paint consisting of a paint-base, such as flake-white, linseed-oil, sulfuric acid, tur o5 pentine and ammonia, substantially in the proportions herein specified.
2. A paint consisting of a paint-base, such as flake-white, linseed-oil, sulfuric acid, turpentine and ammonia, chlorid of copper, chlo- 7o rid of zinc, nitrate of mercury and cyanidpf potassium substantially in the proportions herein specified.
Dated this 16th day of August, 1896.
FRANK WVHITE. JAMES THOMSON.
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HENRIE I-I. HAYWARD, PETER ELLIS.
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