An Improved Paint or Paint-like Composition:
Year: 1893

page_text: Date of Application, 14th June, 1893
Complete Specification Left, 14th Mar., 1894-Accepted, 14th Apr., 1894
PROVISIONAL SPECIFICATION:
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An Improved Paint or Paint-like Composition:
I, WALTER CHIDIOCK NANGLE, Colonel; late of H.M.S., of 59 Outer Temple,
225 Strand, London, do hereby declare the nature of this invention to be as
follows:
This invention, relates to a paint, or paint like composition which is especially
suitable for application to surfaces of iron.
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It is suitable for, use upon surfaces such as flue pipes and boilers which are.
exposed to heat and in such cases the application of the paint should be made when
the surface is hot..
The paint or paint like composition may be prepared as follows:
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Take of ordinary gas tar procured from gas works 600 lbs., Put it into a pan
with asphalte 110 lbs., Dissolve, by heat adding of cow dung 90 lbs.
Let the whole stew for one hour.
Thus the albumen and other principles are well extracted from the cow dung, and
thoroughly diffused throughout the tar. Then put into the pan of oak bark or
tanning material 40 lbs. Stéw it for an hour and a half..
Next clear out of the mixture what remains of the cow dung and tanning
material. 1.
Next dissolve in the mixture of sulphur 36 lbs. and of rosin 38 lbs.
Then add of euphorbium about 30 lbs.
Next when dissolved add of finely divided mica 70 lbs.
During all the processes stir vigorously.
Finally the whole is to be thinned with turps or other suitable diluant such as
naphtha or petroleum 216 lbs.
The compound is to be most carefully ground either before or after being
thinned.
I would remark that the mica is a very important ingredient; it gives body to
the paint. The euphorbium is also of much importance, it causes the paint to
adhere firmly and closely to metallic surfaces.
Amongst the properties of this paint or composition are that it is heat resisting,
anti corrosive and anti fouling.
Dated this 14th day of June 1893.
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CARPMAEL & Co.,
Agents.
COMPLETE SPECIFICATION.
An Improved Paint or Paint-like Composition.
I, WALTER CHIDIOCK NANGLE of 33 Michael Grove, Egerton Gardens
London S.W. Retired Colonel H.M.S. late of 59 Outer Temple 225 Strand,
London do hereby declare the nature of this invention and in what manner the
same is to be performed, to be particularly described and ascertained in and by
the following statement :-
My invention relates to a paint or paint like composition which is especially
suitable for application to surfaces of iron or other metal. It is suitable for use
upon surfaces such as flue pipes and boilers tanks and other vessels which are
exposed to heat, and in such cases the application of the paint or paint like
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page_text: composition is best effected while the surfaces are hot. The paint or paint like
composition can also be applied to cold surfaces of iron or metal and to wood or
any other substance or material in the same manner as ordinary paints are used.
When the paint or paint like composition is applied to the bottoms of ships it acts
as an efficient anti-fouler.
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The paint or paint like composition may be prepared as follows:-
40 lbs.
Take of ordinary gas tar procured from gas works 600 lbs. Put it into a pan
with asphalte 110 lbs., dissolve by heat, and add cow dung 90 lbs. Let the whole
stew for one hour. The albumen and other principles are by this process well.
extracted from the cow dung and thoroughly diffused through the mixture.
of oak bark or tanning material should then be added and the whole stewed
for about an hour and a half. Afterwards remove from the mixture the refuse
from the cow dung and tanning material. Next dissolve in the mixture 36 lbs.
sulphur, 38 lbs. rosin and 30 lbs. euphorbium. When these are dissolved add
70 lbs. magnesia mica. During all the processes stir vigorously. Finally the
whole is to be thinned with turps or other suitable diluent such as naphtha¸ or
petroleum.
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The compound should be carefully ground either before or after being thinned.
The magnesia mica gives body to the paint, and the euphorbium, amongst other
advantages, causes the paint to adhere firmly and closely to the substances to which
it is applied.
Having now described my invention and in what manner the same may be carried
out I claim
The improved paint or paint like composition made with the ingredients herein
described and combined in or about the proportions specified.
W. C. NANGLE.