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gold size

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gold size [¦gōld ¦sīz]
(chemistry)
A solution of white and red lead and yellow ocher in linseed oil; used to seal permanently microscopical preparations.
(materials)
An adhesive used to fix gold leaf to a surface.
gold size
A varnish used to attach gold leaf or foil to a surface; it turns sticky quickly on application, and then sets slowly.
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