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Waxing jade was the last step of jade processing. There were several waxing methods: 1. Wax Steaming (Wax Steaming): Put the jade into a steamer, heat it up, and sprinkle wax powder on it. The wax will melt and cover the jade. This method only works on the naturally formed shallow cracks on the surface. 2. ** Boil wax **: First melt the wax and keep it at a constant temperature. Put the jade into a sieve-shaped flat-bottom container and immerse it in the melted wax. After a few hours, take it out and shake off the excess wax and remove the surface wax. This method could go deep into the interior and cover the cracks and deep hidden cracks, increasing the value of the jade. It was more common in the jade industry. 3. For waxing jade, one was to soak the jade in melted liquid wax, and the other was to heat the jade slightly, spray white wax powder on it, and then wipe it with a rag to let the wax soak into the tiny cracks. 4. ** In terms of waxing Hetian jade **: - [Solid wax: Solid wax is commonly used. There are steaming, fire roasting, and heating with a hairdryer.] For example, the hair dryer heating method, first clean and dry the jade, then use the hair dryer to blow it hot (about the degree of scalding), sprinkle a little solid wax powder (fine particles), brush it evenly with soft hair, and then wipe it with a cotton cloth to brighten it. The advantage of solid wax was that it was not easy to dirty the jade when playing with it, but it was easy to turn yellow and difficult to remove after turning yellow, which might damage the jade quality. - [Liquid Wax: A simple, convenient and widely used waxing method for Hetian jade.] First, clean the Hetian jade (you can add a small amount of cleaner and brush it with a toothbrush), dry it with a hairdryer until it is warm to the touch, and then use a brush to dip in the liquid wax to brush it once. Waxing could make jade more transparent and shiny, cover up flaws, and make jade more beautiful. It could prevent the jade from cracking and maintain its smoothness. It was a common optimization method recognized by the industry and national jewelry standards. However, after a period of time, the wax would evaporate and disappear, and the cracks on the jade might reappear. You could tell if the jade was waxed by soaking it in slightly cooled boiling water for a few minutes and then wiping it. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

In the maintenance of jewelry and jade, wax was a commonly used maintenance material. For example, jadeite must be waxed in the final polishing process. This process was recognized as a "traditional and widely accepted method of optimization to show the potential beauty of jewelry and jade." For the maintenance wax of jade and other jade, Sichuan wax was a commonly used wax. It was a white insect wax produced in Sichuan Province. It was an organic substance secreted by white wax insects that parasitized on privet trees or white ash trees when they laid eggs and built nests. It formed a crystallized organic protective film on the surface of jade. There were also products such as jade polishing and repairing wax, jade agate boiled Sichuan wax, etc., which were used to wax gemstones. There were also grade 1 solid wax for mirror light maintenance. The melting point of this kind of wax was 60, the oil content was 80, and the appearance was a block wax. The color was white and tasteless. During the jade maintenance process, wax can protect its surface luster, color, and hardness, avoid oxidization with oxygen and impurities in the air, reduce scratches and wear, and extend the life of the jade. <a href="/?from=ask_words" style="color:red" target="_blank">Read more exciting novels for free</a>

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White wax had the following advantages: - In terms of adaptability, it was cold-resistant, drought-resistant, saline-tolerant, and had strong adaptability to climate and soil. - In terms of growth characteristics, some varieties grew fast, and some varieties had strong sprouting ability. For example, fast-growing white wax had a short seedling period and a long green leaf time, so its ornamental and green value was higher. - Ornamental value: It could be used in gardens. For example, the autumn purple white wax was a small tree with fallen leaves and had ornamental value. - In terms of wood, the white wax pole would not split when it was dry and would not change shape when it was wet. It had outstanding elasticity and toughness. It could be used to make spears, spears, Shaolin sticks, etc. The baskets made from it were durable. - In terms of medicinal value, the bark of the white ash tree could be used as medicine. The leaves of the white ash tree had the effects of regulating menstruation, stopping bleeding, and regenerating muscles. The Chinese medicine white ash (beeswax) had the effects of detoxification, regenerating muscles, astringent, anti-inflammatory, and other effects. It could also be used in combination with other medicinal herbs to enhance the efficacy. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!

The clumped ash tree was a typical decidual shrub plant. It did not have an obvious trunk. It was generally about 6 - 8 meters tall and its crown width could reach 5 - 6 meters. It was planted in Guangdong, Guangxi, Yunnan and other places. The tree was plump and had many trunks, making it look beautiful. During the growth period, it was necessary to trim it into shape first, and then cut off the long branches to promote more branches and form a full crown. When planting, choose loose, fertile, sandy soil with good drainage. Before sowing, you need to prepare the soil. You can add organic fertilizer and sand to improve the soil. Weeds easily grew around the clumps of ash trees. They needed to be cleaned up to prevent the weeds from absorbing nutrients and hindering their growth. It had strong adaptability and could tolerate low temperatures of-20 degrees and high temperatures of 30 degrees. It needed sufficient sunlight to grow, but it needed shade when the light was strong in summer. It could receive sufficient sunlight in the other three seasons. In addition to applying the base fertilizer during planting, the compound fertilizer of nitrogen, phosphorus and potassium should be applied once a week during the growth period. The nitrogen fertilizer or compound fertilizer should be diluted with water and slowly poured into the planting field. The fertilizer liquid should not splash on the leaves as much as possible. If it splashed, spray water to wash it. After growing up, the amount of fertilizer can be reduced. In terms of watering, the water content should be controlled. If the soil was not very dry, there was no need to water it. In the summer, you can water more, but you can't accumulate water. It's best to water in the morning or evening, and avoid watering at noon. Its branches were strong and delicate, and many sculptors would use them to make artworks. It was also known as the " King of Bonsai." The thorns on its branches would disappear on their own. It had strong sprouting ability, fast growth speed, and was easy to manage. It could also secrete natural wax for industrial production. The trimming time was usually when the leaves were about to bloom every spring. Overlapping branches and sick branches could be cut off, and long branches could be cut short to make the tree shape more perfect. "Life Like a White Birch" is equally exciting. Everyone is welcome to click and read it!