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The step in the finishing process that applies color to a piece of furniture while allowing the grain to show through.
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A discoloration occurring in or on flooring of any color other than the natural color of the species. For instance, blue stain, brown stain.
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Staircases are like bridges between each level in helping the lower level chi interact with the upper level chi. However if a staircase faces the front or entrance door this may be particularly bad. This causes confusion between the chi entering the front door and the chi from the upper level that is draining out. The Chi that is in the house at the top of the stairs gathers velocity and rushes out of the house in a great way and does not bother to circulate throughout the house. ...
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Oxide and water, used to color bisque ware and for brush work on glazes.
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Attack of a glass surface by water or other solutions involving: A. Leaching of sodium ions to the surface of the glass. B. An increase in pH on the glass surface. C. The breaking of silica bonds in the glass structure. If this process advances to c, the glass will have a blotched, streaked, cloudy appearance and cannot be restored to pristine condition short of grinding and polishing the damage away, a process that is generally more expensive than simply replacing the glass.
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