Coating processes – Flame contact
Patent
1976-07-06
1978-09-05
Smith, Ronald H.
Coating processes
Flame contact
106 10, 106 31, 106 34, 106 83, 106272, 144309F, 144309Y, 144309Z, 427274, 427358, 427368, 427369, 427397, 427416, B05D 308
Patent
active
041121449
ABSTRACT:
To simulate the appearance of weathered wood, newer wood is treated with a compound that includes the combination of a first part of an oil-type carrier, a second part of rotten stone and a third part of wax. A surface of the wood is first subjected to a blackening procedure as by burning or dipping in a suitable stain. The surface is then treated with the compound. Thereafter, highlights are developed in the surface by scraping and/or buffing. A somewhat less-aged look also is obtained by suitably staining rough-sawed lumber.
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Bell Janyce A.
Drake Hugh H.
Smith Ronald H.
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