樟树脂炼制，是一种无色或淡黄色至红棕色的油状液体，溶于乙醇和醚，有强烈

Camphor resin is a colorless or light yellow to reddish brown oily liquid. It is soluble in ethanol and ether and has a strong camphor odor. It is a high ash substance with strong volatility and is easy to dry. Use it when painting new colors The color of the bed makes it easy for the oil to spread out and the brush to move, and it will dry quickly after painting. It is rarely used when painting pastels. Sometimes it is used to condition dry pens or wipe out consolidation residues or modify and delete waste lines on the screen. It can also be diluted with gold water or electro-optical water to paint porcelain, and mixed with alcohol to form a mixed solution for film flowers. Paste on paper, but do not mix with frankincense oil.

Camphor resin refining, is a colorless or pale yellow to red-brown oily liquid, soluble in ethanol and ether, has a strong camphor smell, high gray matter, volatile strong, easy to dry, painting new color with its bed color, easy to make oil hair, easy stroke, and painting soon after dry. Painted powder is less used, sometimes used to polish dry pen or wipe solidification residue or modify the deletion of the screen waste lines, can also be diluted gold water or electro-optical water paint porcelain, and alcohol mixed solution for film paper paste, but must not be mixed with frankincense oil.

Camphor resin refining is a colorless or yellowish to reddish brown oil-like liquid, soluble in ethanol and ether, with strong camphor smell, which is a high ash substance, highly volatile and easy to dry. When painting new colors, it is used as a couch color, which is easy to make the oil plants develop and carry pens easily, and dry soon after painting. When painting pastels, they are seldom used. Sometimes, they are used to polish dry pens or wipe away the solidified scraps or modify the waste lines of the picture. They can also dilute gold water or electro-optic water-painted porcelain, and they are mixed with alcohol to form a mixed solution for film and paper pasting, but they must not be mixed with frankincense oil.<br>