This section is from the book "Paint Making And Color Grinding", by Charles L. Uebele. Also available from Amazon: Paint Making And Color Grinding.
This is rarely ever made up for marine trade to be sold by ship chandlers, but we will make note of a few formulas that have been used:
200 pounds dry white lead (basic carbonate); | |
250 " | fine white barytes; |
50 " | refined linseed oil; |
500 pounds paste. | |
Ground in stone mills of large diameter. Another brand was composed of:
100 pounds dry white lead (basic carbonate); | |
100 " | sublimed white lead (basic sulphate); |
250 " | white barytes; |
50 " | refined oil; |
500 pounds paste. | |
Ground as above.
 
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