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NLI 001670 N12431 UUHUMT f! JtanOKAL LE>D CO. P4Mt DUTCH BOY LIQUID LEAD It is paint. It is lead. It is reads t ue. 1 ~~ VERY painter and moat keoae- vcl iu unas Maws *u dentiMj the tifciitCance of the nmf it mock. white-lead. the time-honored 'Tetd " When mixed with bawd-oi) it becomes **lead-m-ou"--the paint which K* come down from generations. ago as the standard, whenever white or the lighter tints are required. "liquid Led" it simply this old* (aduoned lead-n-oS mixed by tbe man ufacturer of tke white lead instead of by the user. That m a out-shell is what Liquid Lead is--just |ood lead-m-oil paint ready to use. It |hrs the user: Ac fsafoy of the best ulrilc4cod pemt; Ifce esn* Nnencc */ bang able Is start jorriwf ms assn m* Ac esn u opened; Ac smh^mcbm of want e Dwtch.Bcf product its Uses Dutch Boy Liquid Lead dtodd he used wherever old-fadomed lead m oil t NLl 001671 ft, .'Vf' b BUMBHI 'i DUTCH BOY LIQUID LEAD would be used--wKicb is practically for every pamling purpose. The firm. tough. elastic, waterproof coating produced when pure white-lead and pure Itnseed-oil are properly mixed together is proof agai M all changes in atmorpb-ric conditions, expanding with humidity or heat, contracting with dry or cold weather, and adhering so per fectly to the surface painted, be it wood, atone, brick, metal or canvas, that it never scales, blisters, cracks or chips off. as paints do which contain substtlutes for pure white-lead. Anyone who has been put to the expense of burning off old paint, that has cracked or scaled, knows that this work costs as much or more than putting on the new paint, it will never be necessary if Dutch Boy Liquid Lead is used- Inside- the house where beauty of fin ish and delicacy and variety of coloring are the things we want most, it is in a clam by stseli. For please note*--Dutch Boy I w|usrf Load is while as well as liqmJ. This makes it possible to have every gradation of every color, from light to deep, by the mere addition of mall quantities of tinting colors, ac cording fee the mdiridual desire. There fore. wide the greatest portion of paint DUTCH BOY LIQUID LEAD ing is done in white, any tint can be had at will with Dutch Boy Liquid Lead. it it Economical The first cost of a thing is ao measure of its economy. Dutch Boy 1 Lead does not fear comparison oc the first cost, but it does not depend on that for being chosen. The reasons why those who really investigate select it are: /hit. because its great spreading capacity makes its cost per square foot less than many paints which cost die same by the gallon: tecor*!, because of its great wearing qualities. Its long wear postpones the day for re painting till long after the time when the users of inferior pants have had to go down into their pockets for another lot of paint and another bill for labor. Some Paint Pointers A thousand words could not add anything essential to what1 has just been said about Dutch Boy Liquid Lead and its uses It is very simple. There are many little points! about applying paint, however, attention to which more than repays the user both m dollars and cents and in satisfaction with results. On the following pages are a few of these points. NLl 001672 %&( C v3>. 33 ? * -s'-. DUTCH BOY LIQUID LEAD Panting New Woodwork Priming C#af |b pimring Dew woodwork, be Dorr fint mat tbe wood ta thoroughly dry; then brush of all dual. dirt. etc., sod gvwe tbe knots, or sappy places, a coat of pore, (ram. alcohol ddlir. Add to escb gilloo of Dutch Boy Lapid Lead as it ronea from tbe tbrse pants of tvpcatne aod three pmts of hnaeed-oiL* Then apply. If jot ban pitchy wood to paint, like yellow pane, cypress, etc., it will pay you to pul seme red lead is be hint coaL k bolds the pilch in. Take a guDou of Dutch Boy Liquid Lead, add thirty-four pumadr of Dutch Boy paste rod lead, mx pints of raw Ib d secd oiL four pad of turpentine and two pQs of drier. If the paste red-lead is wok obtainable. me' 24 pounds of National Lead Company's dry red Irsd metes rf ' Puttying Sal Holt% end Defects After tbe priming coat as dry. 60 up all sail holes, cracks or other defects, with putty, made from equal parts of white lead and whiting thinned with pure linseed nil. On no account use Tto Ufaid LnJ a* it ewa ia L DUTCH BOY LIQUID LEAD putty made with mineral or hsh oik. as these materials will all work out I through the paint and ^oii the appoar- J aaee of the job. Allow tbe putty to ) hardest for a day or two before apply ing tbe second coat of Dutch Boy Liquid Lead. Sccwnf m Bmjf Cast Before applying the second coat of Dutch Boy \ squid I -cad. be surface kboald be lightly sandpapered, to re move asty roughness that may have ac cumulated from dost or other mnsn Add to one gmtton of tbe Dutch Boy UpM Lend, as it cocoes m tbe can. sar half gallon of topestm. Tbe turps m the second cost prevents "crswtiag" of the frnufiirxg coat and casnea a higher lustre m tbe kid. Let each coat dry thoroughly before applying aa^ber. A week is near too Beach. fssbag C*at Apply the Dutch Boy l iquid Lead as it comes in the can. 7WCW Work Three css* ibsU absy hr appfied is aids ii-f Ast km met keen pmasaif) patOtd, but if the work must be fiwibrd urkh two eoata. and ike inskaf coat N L I 001673 DUTCH BOY LIQUID LEAD is to be white, tint the priming coot to a light gray with lampblack. ground in limatd-oiL This tint will hide the c o Io t of the wood better than pure white nod the finishing coat of white .will hide the fight gray tint of the priming When the finishing color is to be a medium tint, the undercoat should be Ended to a slightly darker shade than the fmidling coat. This will produce a more sefid and uniform effect than if a fight tmt were nerd in the undercoat. Old Wood+or^ Pint Cm! If die aid surface is smooth, dust it off and apply the paint- If a poor paint has been used before and the surface as a result as scaly, scrape or burn the old paint off. Touch up the bare spots with Dutch Boy Liquid Lead tinted to match the surrounding surface. Then add one-half gallon of turpen tine to the gallon of Dutch Boy Liquid Lead and apply. Second Csef Apply Dutch Boy Liquid Lead as it comes m the can. Ponding Ntw htm Wor$ Prime with red-lead paint made as DUTCH BOY LIQUID LEAD follows: Dutch Boy paste Red-Lead 44 Boiled Linseed- Oil 1/3 gallon Raw LinseedOil 2/3 gallcm Turpentine 1/2 pint Drier ! gill or. if you cannot obtain the paste radlead. use thirty pounds of National Lead Company** dry red-lead instead of the forty-four pounds of paste redlead Over this priming coat put a body coat and a finishing coat of Liouid Lead, the same as described for painting woodwork. Painting Old Iron Wor\ Remove rust and scaly paint with scraper, wire brash or sandpaper and proceed the same as for new iron work. Painting Brieb and Slone Brick or stone needs no special prep aration ; merely dust off the surface and apply the Dutch Boy Liquid Land, as directed for woodwork. NLI 001674 dut c h bo y l iq u id l bad doming Nt Canos Nf* roof.. or d~-l. A td $>ZJL"tunted - a, t, en the water hts elieTl. ormled, TM r rt^^BoyUlSte4 Panting OU Canos <-%Zr~Ttz5 nto* J^Dutch r Uq L. -> 4 y \L I 001675