This section is from the "Henley's Twentieth Century Formulas Recipes Processes" encyclopedia, by Norman W. Henley and others.
Use Armenian bole mixed into a paste with oleic acid.
Rotten stone....... 1 part
Iron subcarbonate. . 3 parts Lard oil, a sufficient quantity.
Iron oxide......... 10 parts
Pumice stone....... 32 parts
Oleic acid, a sufficient quantity.
Soap, cut fine....... 16 parts
Precipitated chalk .. 2 parts
Jewelers' rouge..... 1 part
Cream of tartar..... 1 part
Magnesium carbonate 1 part Water, a sufficient quantity. Dissolve the soap in the smallest quantity of water that will effect solution over a water bath. Add the other ingredients to the solution while still hot, stirring constantly.
To remove grease, paint, etc., from machinery add half a pound of caustic soda to 2 gallons of water and boil the parts to be cleaned in the fluid. It is possible to use it several times before its strength is exhausted.
Water.............. 20 parts
Alum.............. 2 parts
Tripoli............. 2 parts
Nitric acid.......... 1 part
Water.............. 40 parts
Oxalic acid......... 2 parts
Tripoli............. 7 parts
 
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