Abstract: An adhesive varnish, adapted to retain powdered pigments, contains colophony and pre-treated linseed oil in a solvent system including primarily naphtha of the boiling range ˜80° through ˜160° C. and technical ethanol. A two-component system comprising the adhesive varnish and powdered pigment serves for temporary coloring and/or lettering of substrates made of glass, polished stone, glazed ceramic, surfaces of baked lacquer and synthetic or natural materials, in particular display windows.
Abstract: The novel adhesive varnish to receive powdered pigments contains colophony and pretreated linseed oil in a solvent system, which consists primarily of naphtha of the boiling range ˜80 through ˜160° C. and technical ethanol. The adhesive varnish-powdered pigment system serves for temporary colored drawing on and/or lettering of substrates made of glass, polished stone, glazed ceramic, but also on surfaces of baked lacquer and synthetic or natural materials, in particular of display windows.