glaire

[ glair ]

noun

, glaired, glair·ing.

1. a variant of glair.

Example Sentences

It is best to glaire twice, and to lay on a small portion of gold at a time with benzine.

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When the leather is nearly, but not quite, dry the impressions of the tools must be painted with glaire.

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Glaire, white of eggs beaten up, and used in finishing and edge gilding.

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It is not suitable for open patterns, where the glaire might show on the surface of the leather.

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The glaire of the edge gilding will help to stop the edges fraying out.

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