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Scan 91
Violin making and repairing, 1927
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1varnishing is much more rapid than that of oil. As before stated, however, the process is not recommended to the violin maker who is desirous of making a first-class instrument.
3The neck of the violin is either finished with a rubbing of linseed oil, or is varnished with an ordinary white hard spirit varnish, then ground flat with pumice powder and polished with tripoli like the rest of the instrument.
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