Pad in a solution of bichromate of potash containing 8 ounces of it to
the gallon of water; then dry with moderate heat, and pad in a solution
of acetate or nitrate of lead, containing 6 or 8 ounces in the gallon of
water; wash, and dry. Or we may pad first in a solution of acetate of
lead containing a little glue; dry, and pad in solution of bichromate of
potash. Then rinse. The last process is apt to occasion cloudiness. To
obtain a light lemon tint, we must pad in a solution of acetate of lead
of double the above strength, or 16 ounces to the gallon, then wince the
pieces through weak milk of lime, rince, pad through bichromate of
potash, rinse, and dry.