This section is from the book "Paint Making And Color Grinding", by Charles L. Uebele. Also available from Amazon: Paint Making And Color Grinding.
For an excellent material, where liquid driers are undesirable, and for a batch of 500 lbs. the following ingredients are used:
250 pounds best bolted American Paris white, | |
125 " | fine white barytes, |
75 " | siccatized linseed oil, |
50 " | special solution as above. |
Note. The siccatized linseed oil is made in the cold way in a revolving barrel or drum as follows:
For 25 gallons placed in the apparatus, add 50 pounds sifted litharge and let it revolve by power for 8 working hours, then draw the resulting oil into a settling barrel or tank and permit the oil to clear. The residue, which consists of litharge and oil foots can be used with cheap roof paints.
 
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