Malic Acid And Gallbladder

COVERED IN PAPER

Material: a facsimile on a chain stitch, glue mixed (80% Tylose, 20% PVA glue), decorated paper large enough to cover two counterguard and backs of Facsimile, stick 's bone, newsprint, plastics, non-woven fabric (TNT), paper towels, weight

Procedure:

occurs-the sense of decorated paper printing and paper used for the fac counterguard

-like - you have a facsimile counterguard the front resting on the work surface and counterguard back up with his back to the left of

- counterguard is interposed between the rear and the body of the card a piece of newspaper

- Brush glue is mixed on counterguard back with a movement back toward the radial cuts

- you raised against the rear guard to remove the newspaper and put in its place, in order, TNT, and plastic absorbent paper

-si riadagia counterguard the rear and stick the decorated paper flush with it

- decorated paper is positioned above the TNT, the stick is allowed to dry evenly and underweight

- completely dry counterguard on the back of decorated paper, removing TNT, and plastic absorbent paper, and placing the counterguard leaning back to the work

- counterguard taking a weight on the front, sits in the back so it is perpendicular to the plane Working with files and well aligned

- is painting the back mixed with glue and took the piece of paper decorated counterguard not glued to the rear, then pull back to taking it to paste it over the front with a counterguard angle of 45 ° about

- you stick with the back splint bone and TNT with a movement from the work up

- sets the paper and decorated the front counterguard underweight for drying the backs senior

well - a complete drying of the spine, paste paper decorated counterguard remaining flush with the front, with the same procedure used to glue the decorated paper to the back counterguard

Characteristics of a suitable cover with a paper card in the deck the waves are inevitable due to humidification and sudden and forced the material, properly observing the direction of printing paper and decorated the of counterguard is not possible to restrict this very unpleasant effect; card in the deck must cover perfectly counterguard from their outer side and have no creases or wrinkles due to an improper tension and improper splinting.