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k page of discussion and continent ofinterest to users of National Lead Company products, digested chiefly from The Dutch Roy Painter and The Dutch Bey Quarterly . Published by National Lead Company M0.N1MY. SEfTEMBER V. 1926 Manufacturers of Lead Products Why Harder Film Greenhouses Particularly Hard Red Lead Adds Results from Using oil Paint; Yet White-Lead Years of Life to More Turpentine Stands the Test Buried Tanks ` ' * .The King Construction Company of It Makes Paint Workable; North Tonawanda, N. If., who .have been manufacturing greenhouses for Then Evaporates twenty years, sfipply their customers Are You Receiving Tests on 26 Tanks Prove Our Free Publications ? Value of Painting - It is well known that by using more turpentine and less oil a harder paint 1 ii will li> `enrol 11 clear* hnw-wr, hi 1 how and. why :thls i app ns ::In..;lhe^flrst. plaoej so foras its^effect; r>2 |i `ini ] <,oii<\|rii* <1, t iiju'iiMiio miy a h '* the fuilowinn lufiinnailon r-la in i ilnilb* thin nurturi Tin Jr (it> n'**ni. v 111 inter. I iviryo'i. coil cerned with paint "and painting, as on r r *ihou piint i rhj . * 1 f * ii nIlj "*.010 ',<ztl e `If \wr:'r pi`io',M|i|(h j .nut." sj) ihe J-f In#, i oiJip..ii;r, "they'd go to pieces in no time at all. If you would like to be sput On our. mailing list to receive:-tree of charge the Dutch-.Boy publications.which cortr; tam ttems -of -interest to you write. r-j*:*'.'i* *'ii- your' letterbead and Mnl In *mr i:* arest: branch. If you arefntoregtedJnftnyofourprodd-cts. our nearest braocli 'wilt also be glad to qubte-prlcca .-or./give' you any 4a formation desired.!, For-Ilat of ^branches - sec - bottom of this-page. A recent report of the Factory Mu tual Laboratories published in the quarterly of the National Fire Pro tection Association indicates that a tank may. be buried without serious impairment to its condition, provided he classed with brushes and putty k rs, etc,; that is, it is a inni* tool for prop* r appIicVton i*t h* rhint. It Is not a paint hardener in a riel i e The i!**r of HI n turd ceSS depends alone on the relative pro The paint gets a test which is not equalled on any other structure. "For example, a greenhouse situated in northern New York State is sub jected to frost and moisture-laden' winds and alternate snow and rain: Save the Surface it receives proper treatment. Tanks that had been in service from Yourself; Others eighteen months to twenty-six years and burled from ten inches to nine Will Follow You - feet below ground level were investi portions of white-lead and linseed oil. storms and the hot sun for eight or gated. The soils were sand, gravel, Ih% 1* h oil i " 1 to* 'ntiW will b* nine months of the year. The tem loam, day or cinders, or a mixture of the paint dim. perature may be ten degrees below* Those in tile Industry Must part or all of these. In some cases . .. On many Jobs--a floor for example-- iMsmeceffiBny to.sec face -than any workable mixture of plain bad and <>11 oniM po* IM. >;iv>. y-i n lb...... . <!* ft iln i;1 v*. and less than an inch away on the in side it may be seventy or eighty de- Set Example ground water was present and in a few cages salt tidewater. The tanks varied in capacity fro.m 1,100 gallons for if a- nidi'll oil i* wonM b t\ iur <1 -grees-ras warm as a midsummer day.: The force of example, says a Says: ;.to 22,000 gallons. to maj* tlif print liru *i hli* t iid, there would be so much oil that the film would bo ooinr t,vlrh `oft tint by tl* Addition of ur]ii,ro "< pr,. portion of oil rm bi rub 'il Aithinit d"*ra1 in - the wnikablliK nr tin* | ilat In 'hi wa>, tuipctiilm* i.ai an in direct effect os the film secured. Oncfe il>i paint t implied, tin* iirinntlm- is '.*,YoU'..can see how this affects the: . paint-rrit causes expansion and con traction: that-tends to^crack the paint,: causing. It to chip and peel off bo that: the metal and woodwork are soon ex posed to rust'and rot that eat up and: weaken the greenhouse. the surface folder, is a powerful thing. If our property goes unpaiated. how. 0,1.1 'm- t. * .ifherijpe^e to paint theirs? Keep this thought in mind. We^ar> property owners. We -own homes,, warehouses, stores, motor cars afid The report states that of all soils it is best to sutrmmd the tank with sand, since sand adts as a filter, pre venting many surface impurities from ifeachiiig the tank, Oily sand gives -th`p best protection. Gravel is not quite, so good as sand. no -longer needed and it evaporates, .. leavingva; fiInt:. of lead and-oil properly proportioned to make a' hard film. \ Thus for an average body coat one and.a halt gallons of linseed oil to 100 pouuu <>r Iti.d i iJiuu` iiir*^ .( In ivy i*iIni vmild In* d.iihnlt to ,i\> ldv ard l.iiidli ou ritu i dim nnifoini film J'ljr by vi*Vif i | illon rd l4 . j j < rfivrl. hi u liibl Vul i ft* r upilU H .ii, It Orarn- t, fhn m,, ..nff : ual^ ,;i*[nb oi oil in Hi dit wlnn : Js fthe. desired proportion. "greenhouse paint is also subjected to sprays, emulsions, etc., used for kill ing insects, fungus and weeds Vhich are not wanted in the greenhouse. Many of these sprays are made of nicotine, chemicals, soap, etc., and when they come in contact with paint they have the tendency to take it off right down to the bare wood unless the paint is of the right kind. "Now let's see what goes on inside of the greenhouse. The grower Is f `rrlnj- ptipQs to h-iv iKm rcidy fm trucks. It is interesting to note that the Wo are urging people to bay paint report emphatically supports the pre to protect and preserve thetr -property.. vailing practice of using red-lead as We believe in the use of paint and the paint which goes on next to the varnish. It is up. to. us to see that' metal. It recommends that this prac our own property is. painted and pro* tice be strictly followed in all cases, tected regularly. regardless Of toe type of soil in which An Ordinary citizen may neglect to. toe tank is buMefl, as one which will paint, saying "next spring or next enable the tank best to resist cor toll." But we can't afford to talk this rosion. Twenty-six tanks buried in w.iv V.'n mu l U.ov. o *.t M n-lif'jr s different types of soil throughout the that-tos &eitue In taming the surface-* Now England States were inyestl-'. LEWIS Linseed Oil .Under this brand we manufacture -i-w Inin l ind nniM. I ail'd il'iw'nl il - I .r. ,.<d Klilui jni < .ir> full, : 'in* Mi, iln.,,r *Kiv like rhri'l'ian, Fv*t* r or \Tunorl il l)av Hi runs lil*i Vii > Iur nn<l sprizfnta the plants <>* < u T'il j ci late > a steam or hunud- i'j wiui ii pi nuiattd everything. Thit vapor ilo, iflmc in contort uitli th/ nl aid Ironwork *iil c o p d*n r ^o iln* evrn wlun tin min ]i not m any `uj *ri' *ial vav, hu* wi'li alLiht filth w v j<*( ail *iih our g;cd rnonpv loo Mvtry **torc tl r eill` laml and lArni*th pmilua pioulJ wCt i 'bluing pximplo for the wlili* "in* Minljto look at it ought to i;i<plrr p<*nplr>> follow "lit livery h it tor pilnUr gated. It was fotind in practically every instance that yrherever . the tank had been painted with reddead? its condition was excellent^ Gur own <** pi i kn*o has shown .that three : coats of Dutch Boy red-lead will give i w c'lh'iU protection even when condi tions mosL favoring corrosion -prevail. .Altered. , ; vhljii i' IK Iron nteel n*l wuodwork ImnlJ li u hi proj'u I - thoioly pro * > estimated that steel- tanka We also make the following special are subjected to a dampness and heat tected. Then when he* advises people buried under, favorable,;, condition oils;-- >* whli-i t*nd to in thru lh ru*1, to paint or varnish, they will realize n uM l3t more than thirty years. "SH" Oil adapted for making special printing ink varnishes, enameled leathers and linoleum. the metal and rot the wood. "The King Construction Company, greenhouse builders for twenty years, that here is a man who believes sin-: cerely la las own profession. ; Let's keep our own homes, our auto* Rigid adherence to the rule of apply^ ing red-lehd next to the metad . will materially aid in prolonging the.lifo "AAA. Refined" Oil of the right char- .acter forinaking clear varnishes and white printing inks. have experimented with paints and the mobiles, our stores, painted and var way they withstand action in the nished so they glisten. It's our greenhouse and finally decided on pure. bounden duty In the first place. In of the tank. In damp ground too tank's life is estimated to be from fif teen to twenty years. Tanks sitbfiid VP( hi] P 11 111i id riw lii . *i OJJ of clear light color, used to give a dur able high gloss for exterior painting.. * Hiavy I'miied" and "Air Treated" Oils in i in, ^fei.ir , rj,i 1 i il "Uj i,**,. formiu-mg nrinrliigli.*i* .mil pi.*, oij* Al o i -i ii In the m "in'* ic ml n * of or* n - arations having a linseed oil base. Dutch Boy white-lead and bleached linseed oil mixed according to their formula developed after years of ex perience. They have found that Dutch Boy white-lead withstands the ex tremes of heat and cold, dryness and dampness without 'checking and flaking the next, it's good business (or us* buried in clean sand thtee feet^ee^ or Lastly, it makes our property look more below surface, avoiding aground better and last longer. water and tidewater it pbSSifele. Any addilional information desired on, any of the subjects discussed on this page Will be furnished gladly upon request. From our ample stocks we can fill "T .rul 1 a lit; Hi* Ltr.nniri ij" 2 * NATIONAL LEAD COMPANYyour orders promptly. r" il r t i Jj*< il i* *i i a found; Joliu T. Lewis Sc. Jims. Co. tl il 1\ i till Dutch Ut.v white hui the, greenhouse does not have to be repainted as often, as when other Nfew York,t it Broadway > Boston, 131 Su Street >, Buffalo,li$.- Chicago, 900 West .18th Street Cincinnati, 659 Freem,ac: A^enue, 820 West Superior^ Avenue > St. Louis, 722 Chestnut Street _ Chestnut Si. PluladelpWa, Pi. paints ^re used This, alone, means a 485'California Street > Pittsburgh, National Lead & Gil Go.' of Pa., ,3. .tlg-saV.-ug in the cost of labor toHhe ; Avende,<>','MiiladelphiaJ john^T.?Lewjs & Bros Co., 4-17 ^heStout. Street*-