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"MW/: 1*1*3$ Z-V - ":$S2 *>ttU :t;-:>*. ARCHITECnMffiLlS R|>EPimMi(Sii ^containing - li^st^techmcal 'developments f in surface Ratings for maximum beauty: "` /; arid durability' iar_._ t .*>* ^.A1^ Hr---------rr-{. - ;J .- -:rf f'-\" '- ' V'-'V. - .. .- - - -> .-v- ' : . :- v.-. ife p /e W_____tSrfititoi fe A,-`V <r-wp SCO. L " r1 .* . I -&i C * . -. ^WORLD'S LARGS PAINT MANUFACTURER t.............. vlyju?. _JL CLEVELf^b, OHIO ^v. ' i'-. yi\ " `.J 'tt* .. *> i .',j * ' Ki * y`;s: 0007-SWP-041263 i *}*' ' r' ' f IX --ii - -jX-VwpT , is ' te < . . ^29039 LEADERSHIP in lasting protection and beauty through leadership In research With the largest facilities in the wbrld devoted exclusively to painjisearch and production, Sherwin-WiJJieOns oilers the user of finishes jnany imufrtTjprriadrant^pes. Technical counsel and assistance on painting proEh#H# Both in cwiljff miliUi^Jieltigs for many yeafwWBPSlfel tcchnrearhelp'lirid materials to solve top- priority special finishing problems. This industry-wide experience is available through more than 1,300 direct,branches in all key cities Complete painting specifications covering pr oblems usually encountered in architectural practice are kept current and avail able through the Sherwin-Williams Architectural Division. Manufacturing know-how behind a complete line Sherwin-Williams specifications! reflect best technical recommen dations in every instance, from a complete line of thoroughly researched and expertly produced materials or all types--vinyls, alkyrfs, acrylics, epoxies, latices, or others, as best fitted to the applicu.ion. Sherwin-Williams products are not limited in any way to a specific type--or types--of materials. Color aids and styling services Sherwin-Williams offers the architect and designer any desired degree of assistance in creative color styling. Generous-sized color samples... prestudied professional color harmony suggestions ... complete color styling service on larger projects ... are part of a complete color service available for professional needs. Sherwin-Williams products available everywhere Selection of nationally known and distributed products is impor tant in writing specifications that can be carried out smoothly and efficiently. tifo other paints made offer the architect these advantages to the degree that Sherwin-Williams materials do. Distributed through more than 1,300 direct branches, they are readily available any where in the United States. 0007--SWP-041264 0007-SWP-000124658 'OiiiiU' - is* ' 5W,,V. IJ-' Index fcje `Jurfoc** endf MoMrioIi I* b* cev*r*d fJ* No. 5p*cjflca|(9(f N. Index hy Product ft Trad* Nam* redact Data Pap* Spec flcafians Pag* No, Speciftcaticn N*. AciJ ft Alkoli Epo*uf _ .t--------r- ____9 A* Si Shm^leV. .4. ..... . 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IB. 26. 5r Ji|f^Wrn*l Und^rroaler {Floj-ilei_____ .......... 14 5.6,9 17. 3*. 57 j||'ilf;of; Hoine Paint fS V^P)........ .................. .. 17, IB ...FI thru 7*... . . Hi.Cnerio' Me'af Fame (Meialatite)...................... 6 .. 1 1..V. 49.50 51,71 tiiTL'7A |'|ti*l..;UndSf<,WidHS.1^F,'i:>l9.4j0l... . ... il 17 . .. 10.. 58. 59, 60, 3 63 i iljFifll-0rii-jplod* 5ealr )Pain(r- OahjT . ."77.IT . 1 .,..31'... ii'Ji ... i'Wtoi.tasi'&vowiafiO^sreod.rer.____ _ T ,. Ii ..14 . . , Ilu3i'!^li^!- * M. 26. 57 |jFJd:^ r<)4p Color Harmony {Alii yd Fl|at|_____ _ ^ j.tiii x . 5.6.7 _l 7. \ 2 .17. 3E. 3 5 | ;pkbOr Edtfriidl (PorcW 6 Floor Enanvel) [li.i'f:6ijj IE-; .7, io;n .1.3:5: 36. 65.69.. . 1 I ftoor VornHW |Mar-l4<H) J........................ ....... 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T. .Yr 2Bj 3ia. 31. 32.61 uihffln pact 19 THE SHERWIN-WILUAMS CO. 0007--SWP--0412 65 0007-SWP-000124659 The performance of a painl job, regardless of the rnafenaU usedr is dependent on the cleanliness and rmoothnesc of the surface and the conditions under which the'paint rs appfiedl. We have cullined below the basic requirements and Hava indicated the typical preparalian-of-sutface spectflcafions that have been found adequate: 1. Dirt and foreigr matter must be removed. Loose dirt may be removed by blowing clean with air pressure or bristle brushes. It is im portant that surface deposits of oil or grease are no: spread over additional; areas in the cleaning process. 2. Glossy Surfaces on old paint films should be roughened to provide a "tooth". This may be accomplished iby sanding the surface or applying S-W Preparite. 3. Mold or Mildew must be removed com pletely from the surface. Use trisodium phos phate solution (6 oz. per gallon) or a proprie tary detergent Rinse thoroughly with clear water and allow to dry before painting. 4. Oil and Grease should be removed with mineral, spirits or S-W Exolvent. 5. Rj s I and Mill Scale--These can be re moved by sandblasting, flame cleaning or wire brushing (manual or power). Blasting to white metal produces the best possible surface for painitirigfc Then application of the priming coat of pair.t should be made on the same day the surface is cleaned and, in the case of sandblast ing, within 2 to 3ihours. 6. Eetericir Wood must be clean and dry. No painting to be done immediately after a rain or during, rainy weather, or when the tempera ture isijiibelawi! 50lF. Knots and pitch streaks shall lie scraped or burned, then coated with shellac before priming coat is applied. All nail holes pr small openings shall be filled with White Lead Putty after priming coat has dried. 7. Exterior Brick, Stucco and Concrete shall be free from dirt, and; loose or excess mortar. New concrete, brick and stucco shall be allow ed to cure at least 6 months before painting. If necessary to paint sooner, treat surface with zinc sulphate wash (3 lbs. per gallon of water), brushing surface free of loose crystals when dry. Eta not paint after a rain but allow several days for thorough drjting- 8. Structural Steel shall be cleaned free of mill scale, rust and foreign matter by (1) sand blasting, (2) flame cleaning, (3) wire brushing or (4) scraping. Any grease shall be removed with solvent. Loose and scaling paint shall be scraped and wire brushed to sound metal. Dust and dirt should be removed by dry brushing or air blast prior to painting. No paint shall be applied ovei a damp or hosted surface, or when the temperature is below 50nF. 9. Galvanized Iron shall be cleaned thor oughly with solvent to remove grease, residue and corrosion products on the surface. Satis factory preparation may be obtained with chemical washes used as directed by uie manu facturer. All galvanized iron shall be given a special primer such as S-W Galvanized Iron Primer, Galvite or Gripclad Primer. Galvan ized iron that has been exposed Lc the weather for long periods of time and shows rust shall be primed with a metal protective primer such as Kromik Metal Primer. 10. Copper Surfaces -- In general, most oil paints will adhere satisfactorily to copper, providing the surface is cleaned free of dirt and foreign matter. M, Interior Plaster Walls must be allowed to dry thoroughly, usually requiring at least 30 days before painting. Ventilation v/hile drying is essential and in cold, damp weather, rooms must be heated. Damaged places shall be re paired with Plastic Patch. 12. Interior Brick and Concrete must be thor oughly seasoned. Ventilation while drying is essential. Prior to painting, the surface shall be given a zinc sulphate wash (3 lbs. per gallon of water). When dry, the surface shall be brushed completely free of loose crystals. 13. Interior Woodwork and Trim--All finish ing lumber and flooring shall be delivered protected from the weather and stored on the premises in dry, warm rooms to prevent ab sorption of moisture, shrinkage and rough ening of the wood before finishing. All surfaces shall be sanded smooth, with the grain, and never across it. Surface blemishes shall be corrected and the room cleaned of dust before proceeding with finishing coats. Enamel and varnish finishes shall be lightly sanded between coats to a smooth finish. 4 THE SHERWIM-WIUIAMS CO. 0007--SWP--041266 Architectural Specifications 1 Spec. No, WALLS AND CEILINGS SURFACE Hal finish (Alkyd) Had Finish (Lalex) * PtcMler, Concrete, Concrete Bloch 1 and Brick 2 Wood 3 Wallbeord! : {Dry Walt Cntr.l 4 Piaster 5 Concrete Black and Poured Concrete 6 Brick and Til* 7 Weed % Wallbeord (Dry Well Con Ur.) FIRST COAT e 3 rP *0 aT"5 a FINISH COAT V Coot S-W.Woll Piitser and Sealer! I) OR 1 Coat P.V.A. Primer and Sealer n' 1 or 2 Coats Color1 Harmony Flal-Tone (2) vW T33 JO?Q 12 I Co o t Color Harmony Flof-Tone I Coat Quoit-Kole Dry Well Primer 12 f or 2 Coots Color Harmony Flat-Tone |2) 19 1 or 2 Coals Color Harmony Ffot-Tone (2) 12 12 1 Coot S-W Wall Primer and Sealer (1) 12 1 Coat Ouoli-Kote 19 1 Cool loxon Masonry Svrfacer IS l Cootloxon Basement Wall Point (3| OR 1 Coat Qvalf-Kote 13 19 1 Coal Ovali-Kote 1? % Coat Qvafi-Kote 19 t Coo! Flat-Rite Enamel Undercoater (4| 14 1 Coat Quoli-Koie 19 l Coot Quali-Kote Ory Wall Primer 1? 1 Coat Quoli-Kote 19 lustre Finish 9 Platter. Concrete, Concrete Block and Brick to Wood 11 Wallbeord (Dry Wall Coestr.) Flat Enamel finish 12 1 13 Plaster, Concrete, Concrete Stock, Brick and Wood Wollbeord (Dry Wall Conslr.i 1 Coat S-W Wall Primer end Sealer (1) 12 1 or 2 Coats Color Harmony OR I Coot P.V.A. Primer and Sealer Semi-lustre (2) 12 T Coot Color Hermeny Seml-Wslre 1 Coat Qgali-Kote Dry Wail Primer 12 1 or 2 Coots Color Harmony Semi-lustre (21 19 1 Coat Color Harmony SemiLustre |2) 12 12 1 Coat Kem-Glo Velvet, White or Tinted 12 1 Coat Kem-Glo Velvet, White 12 or Tinted 1 Coat QuaH-Kote Dry Wall Primer 19 1 Coat Xem-LHo Velvet, White 12 or Tinted Pull Enamel Finish 14 ! 15 Plaster, Concrete, Concrete Block, Brick and Weed We ((beard (Dry Well Conshr.J 1 Coot Kem-Glo Enamel 1 Coat QuaU-Kote Dry Woll Primer 12 1 Cool Kem-Glo Enamel 19 1 Cool Kem-Glo Enamel 12 12 Full Class Finish Id Plaster, Concrete and Brick 17 Wood id Wallbeord (Dry Wail Coestr.) 1 Coat S-W Wall Primer and Sealer (l| 12 1 or 2 Coats Kem-Nomel Snow 14 OR 1 Coat P.V.A. Primer and Sealer White Gloss OR 1 Coot fnameloid 12 1 Coat Plat.Ttite Enamel Undercooter (4} 14 1 or 2 Coat Kem-Nomel Snow 14 followed by an intermediate coot of White Gloss OR 1 Coot Enameloid 12 eauat parts Fiat-Rite Undercoaler and finish Coat Enamel (5) 1 Coat Quoli-Kofe Dry Walt Primer 19 1 or 2 Coots Kem-Nomef Snow 14 White Gloss OR 1 Coat Enameloid 12 ill Pointer-Croft Wolf Primer and Sealer or Sove-lile Primer and Sealer may also be vied. (2) for maximum light reflection from ceilings, use Sove-lile Flat or g-Shel White. (3) On masonry walls subject to moisture, such as basement walls, swimming! pool creas. gymnasiums, locker roams, etc., I coot Loxon Basement Wall Paint ever lexon Masonry Svrfacer or 2 coats Loxon Basement',Wall Paint ere recommended. (4} Pointer Craft Enamel Undercoater may also be used. (5) For 2-coal enamel work oh wood, omit first coot of Fiat-ft'lo Undercoaler and apply, as the initial coot, equal ports of Flat-Site UndoteOater and the finish coal enamel. THE 5HERWIN-WUUAMS CO. 0007--SWP-041267 5 0007-SWP-000124661  Architectural Specifications Product Oafa Page Product Data Page WALL! AND CEILINGS \ trt0y. Z* SURFACE FIRST COAT FINISH COAT Texture Finisih (Latex) Pattern Firth.li (MulliColoiJ if 19 ' Master. Wallbeard (Dry Wolf) 20 Plaster, Wallboord (Dry Wall), Concrete block. Wood 21 1 Perforated Fibe'beord Acoustical i Ceilings 22 Metal Pn Acoustical Tile 1 Cool S-W Texture Pam* stippled with : T9 brush, roller, sponge, whiife broom or block ) Coot Sup' Kem-Tone or Ouali-Kote (2) 19 Applied by Manufacturer (3) Applied by Menufeetvrer 1 Coel Ouolt-Kote (tj 1 Copt Multi-Color 19 13 1 Coat Kem Sove-Lite Flat or Eg-Shel Whlle(4} OR 1 Coal Color Harmony Flat-Tone OR l Coot Ouali-Kote ) Caul Kent Soe*L?le Ftgl OR Eg-Shel White 14 12 19 14 [1] I'in.sh coot i$ optional. [7) I'jV.A. Primer moy alto be used q j first coat. 13V f^or moKtjTtum sourid-obsorbing properties, fiberbaard acous tical tile,[should ifieceive a minimum number of point coots. However, if ifie ore not primed by manufacturer, two finish coars may be repotted. (4) Suggest reduction vp fa 25% with Evolvent. App.ty with brush. or roll to produce uniform finish. Architectural Specifications INTERIOR WOOD- So WORK v TYPE OF FINISH FIRST COAT 4> 1* Oo ao FINISH COAT Cl -o5 81 3 a Doors, Cabinet Wort _______ Work 23 Semi-lustre Finish 24 Flat Enamel Finish 2S Dull Enamel Finish 26 Full Clots Enamel Finish l Coot Color Hortnony 5emi-lustre 12 1 or 2 Coots Color Harmony Semi-Lustre 12 \ Coat Kem-Glo Velvet, White or Tinted 12 1 or 2 Coals Kem-Glo Velvet White or Tinted 12 1 Coat Kem-Glo Enamel 12 l or 2 Coots Kem-Glo Enamel 12 1 Coat Flat-Site Enomel Undercoater (|) 14 1 or 2 Coats Kem-Namd Snow followed by an intermediate coat of equal ports Flof-Rite Undercoater and White Gloss OR 1 or 2 Coats EnameiaJd 12 finish coat enamel Doors, Trim, Work Finish Open or Close- Grain Wood 27 Stain, Fill, Varnish -- doss or Dull Finish 2* Stain, Fill, Shellac, Varnish -- Gloss or Dull Finish 1 Cool S-W Oil Stein (2) 1 Coal 5-W fan. Wood Filler (31 1 Coot Mar-Not Varnish reduced with 1 pint Exolvent per gal. 1 Coat S-W OH Stain (2) 1 Cool S-W Pojte.Wood Filler (3) I Coat 3 i Cut While Shellac reduced 50^ wiih alrohot 29 Stain, Shellac, Varnish l Coot S-W OH Stain {21 -- l Coot 3 Cut White Shellac reduced Dull Finish (Unfilled) 50% with alcohol IS 1 or 2 Coats Mor-Not 14 IS Varnish (4) or For rubbed effect. 14 1 Coot Mar-Not Varnish (Gloss! followed by 1 coal Mar-Not Satin Finish IS , 1 or 2 Coats Mor-Not 14 IS Varnish (4) or for rubbed effect. 1 Coot Mor-Nof Varnish (Gloss) followed by 1 Coal Mar-Not Satin Finish 15 1 Coot Mar-Not Satin Varnish M 0) for exterior enameled work, use $Wp Undercoater No. 450 Tor initial coal. 12) For natural Finish, omit slain. (3) Omit Filler on close-groin wood such os birch, pine, maple, etc. (4) for true hand-rubbed finish, ellow to harden 72 hours, then rub with powdered pumice and oil (or water) toa uniform, dull lustre. 6 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 0007--SWP-041268 0007-SWP-000124662 Architectural Specifications INTERIOR WOOD aa oCaO z TYPE OF FINISH WORK FIRST COAT Product Data Page I FINISH COAT 9 Zs T3 ASo,' , 0O i -J Wood Flaor-i Varnish Finish 30 31 Open- and CfoseGtain i Wood 31 Stein, Fffler, Varnish Normal Drying Stain. Filler. Sealer, Varnish Fast Dry Stain, Filler, Shellac, Wax f Coot S- W Oil Sfofn[l) 1 Coat S-W Paste Wood Filler (21 1 Coot Mar-Net Varnish reduced with 1 pint Euolvent pet gallon 1 Coal S'W Oil Sfoinlil i Coot S-W PaHe Wood Filler |3} f Coat Parkier Croft Fait-Ori Floor .Seolair1' 1 Cool S-W O* Stein CO 1. Cool S-Wifoiie Weed RHer |2) J Coal 3 iV' Cut White Shellac reduced IS 1 or 3 CooH Mar-Nal Vitrniih 1,4 IS W: IS 1 or ? Coats Pointer Croft IS AlVyd Varnish 19 19 IS 2 Coots 3 * Cut White Shellac IS 15 Buff with steel wool and apply 2 Coals S-W 5lf.Foil,king Wot Wood Floors HeoVyPuty 13 Close-Groin Wdad Gym- ria stum 34 Close-Groin Wood Penetrating Varnish Nontkrd Varnish Finish 1 Coot S-W Heavy-Duty Floor Sealer 1 Coot S-W Gym Floor Finish 15 1 or 2 Coo's S-W Heavy-Duty IS Floor Finish Gloss or Semi-Gloss 15 1 Coat S-W Gym Floor Finish is 35 Wand fnameled Floors 36 Concrete I Coot S-W Porch and Floor Enamel \ Coat S-W Concrete Floor Primer (I| For natures! finish, omit Slain. (2) Omit Filler on dose-grain wood such at birch. pine, maple, etc. It 1 or 2 Coats S-W Porch end Floor 13 Enamel 1! 1 or 2 Coats 5-W Porch and Floor Enamel IB Architectural Specifications 1 , k r. k 1 Spec. | No. WAUS, CHUNGS,. IFRAMIN6 SURFACE 3P Brick, T<>, Concrete, Plaster Mil! Whiles I ****** Color 36 Wood Harmony 39 Metal. Structural Steel(2) FIRST COAT I Coot Sove-Ute Primer and Sealer (1} 1 Coot Sove-Ute UndercOotei It) 1 Coal Kromlk Metal Primer (J) On gafvaniced iron, use S-W Golvanized Iron Primer {3) 9 z -- o Q FINISH COAT 9 z ~3o 2*g* oo Lo Q 13 1 Coal Save-Lite Flat, Eg-Shel 13 or Gloss White OK 1 Coat Kem 14 Save-tile g-Shelor Glass White; or for color. 1 Coot Color 17 Harmony Flat-Tone or Semi-Lustre 13 1 Coat Sove-lile Flat. gShet 13 or Gloss White OR 1 Coat Kent 14 Sove-Ute Eg-Shel or Gloss White.- or for color, 1 Coat Color 13 Hormony FlafTone or Semi-lutlre 16 1 or 2 CooH Sove-Ute Flat, 6g-Sh! 13 16 or Gloss White OR I or 2 Coots Ktm bave-lite fcg-hbet; or far 14 color, 1 or 2 Coats Color Harmony 12 Fief-Ton* or Semi-Lustre HI For 3-coat work, follow Primer and Sealer with <m intermediate coat of 5<*ve-|.He Undereoater. (?) Structural iteel in industrial plants is often painted with same finish os adjoining wolf and ceiling, for additional metal protective schedule, see Poge 9, Specification No. 49. (3) When using a gloss white finish coat over Kromik Metal Primer or Galvanized bon Primer, on intermediate coot of Save-Ufe i/ndercooter should be used. THE SHER WIN-WIUIAMS CO. 0007--SWP-041269 0007-SWP-000124663 i Data Poge *h! M'iCM WALIS, CEILINGS, FRAMING v Va 0-Z SURFACE Brick, Tile, Concrete, Wood, Plaster Dado Metal. Structural Steel(7) Architectural Specifications FIRST COAT TsJ!J~? FINISH COAT 1 Coat Sore-lUe Primer and Sealer V Coat Color Harmony Send" lustre OR t Cool Kem iuitrnl Enamel f Coot Kramik Melol Primer 1 Cool Color Harmony SetniIwtre OR 1 or 2 Coats Kent Lvstrol Enamel Fume Resisting Milt White Brkk, Tile, Concrete. Plaster I Coat Save-tile Primer and Sealer (1| I Coat Save-Lile Undercooter 1 Coat Km fume and Moisture Relating Save-Life Eg-Shel or Gloss White 1 Cool Kern Fume and Moisture Resisting Sove-Lite Eg-5hel or Gloss White Metal, Slrudbral Steel (7} T Coat Krornik Melol Primer {3j On golvanized iron, v*e S-W Galvanized Iron Primer (3) J or 2 Coats ICem Fume and Moisture Resisting Save-life Jg-Shel or Gloss While For Mold Mildw Brick, Tile, Concrete, Master, Wood 46 Metal, Structural Steel (2| I Coat Save-liie Primer and Sealer (l) with S-W Mildew Resistant Additive, 4 ox. per gal. 1 Coot ICem Save-life Gloss While; or for color, 1 Coat Color Harmony 5emiUrsfre. in either case, odd S-W Mildew Resistant Additive, 4 or, per got. I Coat Krornik Metal Primer (3) On galvanized iron use 1 Coot S-W J* I or 2 Coats Kent Sove-lita Cku 14 White; or for cotor, 1 or 2 Coots 12 Golvonited Iron Primer |3}. Add S-W Color Harmony Semi-Lustre. Mildew Resistant Additive, 4 oz. per gal I* In either case, add S-W Mildew |B Resistant Additive, 4 oz, per gal. Cold Storage Rooms 47 Brick, Tile. Concrete, Plaster 48 Meial 1 Coot 5-W Cold Sforoge Semi-Gloss White Coat Kromik Metal Pri I Coot S-W Cold Storage Serai- Gloss White 14 14 2 Cools S-W Cold Storage Semi-Gloss White 14 Ml Far 3-coot work, follow Primer and Sealer with an inter mediate coot of Save-Ufe Undercoaler, f2J Structural steel in industrial plants is often painted with tome finish os adjoining waft and ceiling. For additional metal protective schedule, see Page 9. Specification No. 49. (3> When using a gloss white finish coot over Kromik Metal Primer or Galvanized Iron Primer, or intermediate coat of SaveLite Undercoater should be used. 8 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 0007--SWP-041270 0007-SWP-000124664 Spec. No. Product Data Page Architectural Specification* INTERIOR U . METAi. s * ' WORK' SURFACE Sfructyrql Steel < Columns, Trusses, Girders, !; Btams Fabricated Suet Mice. and Qmamisnfe:i Iron, R uilings, selic. 50 Iran and Steel Welal Window*, iSlieel . ! ,5ash St Steel i: iMlI 52 Railed Metal (3) Partitions, Cabinets, lockers, Radiator Ducts (2) FIRST COAT e l* "O aE. 0l Q FINISH COAT z t jA 0; ^ Du 0 a 1 Cdar Kromik Metal Primer (t f 16 1 or 2 Cool* Metalastic OR 1 or 2 Coats Aluminum Silver- Brite No. 1 5 Oft 1 or 2 Coals Kem luilrol Enamel 16 16 16 1 Cool Kromik Metal Primer (1) 1 or 2 Coals Kromik M*al Primer {1) 16 1 er 2 Cools Metalastic OR 16 1 or 2 Coats Kem lustral Enamel OR 1 or 2 Coati Color Harmony: 16 12 5mMilrt 16 1 or 2 Coats Metalastic OR 2 Cooti Kem lustra! Enamel OR 2 Cools Color Harmony Semi-lustre 16 16 12 1 Cool Kem Fast-Dri Gray Primer (4| OR Kromik Metal PrimeC jl), either ta be followed by an intermediate coat of equal parts Ffot.Rite Enamel Undercooler and finish coat enamel f Coal Kem Fast-Dri Gray Primer (4| OR 1 Coat Kromik Metol Primer (l) 16 1 or 2 Coots Color Harmony 16 Semi-Uilre Oft 1 or 2 Coots Enomeloid OR 1 or 2 Coats Kem Lustra! Enamel OR 16 i t or 2 Coots Color Harmony 16 Semi-lustre OR 1 or 2 Coots Kem Lvstrol Enamel 12 12 16 12 12 16 Pomps, Motors, : Equipment, P ping (5) 53 Iren and Steel {3) 1 Coat Kem Fosl-Ori Groy Primer (4) OR 1 Coal Kromik Metal Primer (!) 16 1 or 2 Caoti Color Harmony 16 Kem lustra! Enamel | 12 16 |lf]ifo faster drying echedule it required, vie Kern Kromik Primer, (i'll'!'On gofvaniled iron, vie 5-W Galvanized Iron Primer for firit coot Iruteiod of printer specified. 1:3)i Where item I* furnished with manufacturer's standard primer, ORtit first coat specified herein. I'4)i Kienv faif-Ori Gray Primer prodacei o smoother bate for enomel work thou Kromik Metol Primer but il muit be applied by iproy on large areas tuch os doan, partitions, lockers, etc. When moisture and chemicals creole a corrosive condition. Kromik or Kem Kromik Primer should be used. (5) Prime insulated pipes with Sov-lUe Primer and Sealer, follow ed with same finishing ichedule as other piping er adjoining wall. Architectural Specifications EXTERIOR AND INTERIOR TYPE OF FINISH Mclal Surfaces Structural Steel, Mjo( 5cit, Tanks and Vessel*, Piping am! Equipment JA 55 56 57 Vinyl Chlorinated Rubber Catalyzed Epoxy Modified Epoxy FIRST COAT 1 Coat Tank Clad Primer fl) OR 1 Coat Gripcfod Primer 1 Coats Chemical and Moisture Resitting Red Lead Primer 1 Coot Kem Cati-Coct Primer fl} 2 Coals Kem A & A Epoxy Primer I ; .-y:^ w g> -Oa0 * *0* aL ao FINISH COAT 17 5-6 Coots Tank Clad Enomel 17 Ifotol film--5 mils! 17 3 Coals Chemical and Moisture Resisting Enamel {lotal film-- 5 mils) 17 2 Coot* Kem Coti-Coot Enamel 17 2 Coals Kem A & A Epoxy Enamel 17 17 17 17 (1) Metal surfaces must be sandblasted before applying Tank Clad Primer and Kem Cati-Cool Primer. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 0007-SWP-041271 9 0007-SWP-000124665 Ml:Mc I EXTERIOR . v WOOD. ' *i O WORK TYPE OF FINISH :: SB Pointed Normal Exterior Exposure Wood Siding, Trim and Shutter*, Sash and Da<m, Misc. Wood !; sir . Painted Subjest; to Fumes Painted 60 Subject to Maid r Mildew ; 63 : Varnished 62 Stained Wood Shingles Shakes Painted 63 Normal Exterior Exposure 64 Stained Wood Porche* and 65 Floor Enamel Platforms Architectural Specifications FIRST COAT a 5 or TJ * oo f in is h c o at 1 Cdar SWP Undeycoater No. <50 vr 1 or t Coatt SWP Exterior Gloss Faint (11 u -S " aa o a 17 1 Coat SWP Undereoofer Wo. 450 1 Coat SWP Undercaater Wo. 450 with 5-W Mildew Resistant Additive. 4 ox. per gallon Stain (21, fill(3|, and seal with 1 Coat Reaper Varruth reduced with 1 pint ExoUent per gallon 1 Cool Redwood Color Fast Stain 1 Coot S-.W Shingle Stain l Coat SWP Undercoater Ho. 4 50 (4| 17 1 or 2 Coats SWP Fume 17 Resisting While No, 436 (U OR 1 or 2 Coats S- V/ Gas and 17 Fume Resisting Paint (1) 17 1 or 2 Coats SWP Exterior 17 18 Gloss Paint {If with S-W Mildew 18 Resistant Additive, 4 oz. per gallon 14 2 Coats Kexpbir Varnish 14 18 1 Coot Redwood Color Fast Stain OR 18 1 Coat S-W Shingle Stain 17 1 Cool SWP Exterior Velvet Flat (1) 13 18 18 1 1 Coat 5-W Shingle Stain (Applied by dipping) 1 Priming Coat SWF Undercoater No. 450 18 1 Coat S-W Shingle Slain brushed an after shingles ore laid 17 1 or 2 Coatt Porch and floor Enamel 18 18 (V) For maximum durability, 2 finish coots are required. However, 1 finish coot in addition to the Undereoater will provide satis factory protection ter <t shorter period. (2)Use S-W OH Stem, Pape 15. (3) For open.proin woods such as aofc, use S-W Paste Wood Filler, Poge 15. Close-grain woods, such os pine and redwood, do not require filling. (4) Extremely porout surfaces may require a second coat of SWP Undereoater No. 150, Page 17. 1 Architectural Specifications EXTERIOR MASONRY AND METAL WORK at SURFACE 66 Brlcfc Masonry Walls 67 Concrete, Concrete Blech, Stucco 68 Atbesloi -- Asbtistos Cement Shingles, Tramile FIRST COAT 1 Cool Loxon Exterior Masonry Paint 1 Coot $ W P Primer No. 61 (1) 1 Coat Loxon Mosonry Svrfaccr 1 Cool SWP p,io..r No. 61 (1) 1 Coat Loxon Exterior Masonry Paint 1 Coot SWP Primer No. 61 (1) S' 1o "Q FINISH COAT o > O JJ C. 9 O IS 1 Coot Loxon Exterior Mosaniy Paint OR 18 1 Coal SWP Exterior Glass Point 18 17 18 1 Coot Loxon Exterior Masonry Point 18 18 1 Coat SWP Exterior Gloss Point 17 IS 1 Coat Loxon Exterior Masonry Paint OR IB 1 Coot SWP Exterior Gloss Paint 18 17 (1) Da extremely porous masonry, art intermediate coot may be required to seal. Use SWP Undercaater No. <50. 10 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 0007--SWP--041272 0007-SWP-000124666 Architectural SpecifIccttions EXTERIOR HiASOMRT AIIO METAl WORK . a a, %ri *- SURFACE EIRSt COAT V O = kac FINISH COAT oe a. o O 1 69 Concrl {tvipn^(f 1 Coat S-W Concrete FliXil Primer 1* 1 or 2 Coots S-W Porch end 1* floors er an, g,o<f) Ixlariec arid Interior Floor Enamel Traffic 70 Concrete end Asphalt Hone and Zone Floors and Pavements Marking 1 Coat Sher-Gide Traffic Morking Point .Structural iSteel, Metal Metal 71 1 Roofs (Black Irani, Water Tanks and Tower* fabricated Structural Steel --Iran 1 Shop Coot followed by l Field Coot, both Kroniik Metal Primer (1) 16 1 or 2 Cools Metalajlk: OR 1 or 2 Coats SWP Exterior Gloss or Velvet Plot Point OR 1 or 2 Cools Aluminum 5>ler-lrile No. 15 16 17 IB 16 Misc. Iron, Ornamen tal Iron, Rre Escapes, Railings, Hydrants, (sermProtected Areas 72 S**f and Iran 1 Cool Kromik Metal Primer 121 16 1 or 3 Coots Metolostic OR 1 or 2 Coat, Ken Lustra! Enamel (3) OR 1 or 2 Coat* SWP Exterior Glow or Velvet Flat Paint 16 16 17 18 1 Roofs, 73 Galvanittd Iran and Tin 1 Coot S-W Golronixed Iron Primer OR 1 Coot Gripcfod Primer 16 1 or 2 Coals Melolostk OR 17 1 or 2 Coats SWP Exterior Gloss or Vrivet plot Paint 16 17 IB Gutters, 1 (Spouting, ] flashing 74 Capper 1 Coot SWP Undercoaler No. 450 17 1 or 2 Coots Metolojtk OR 1 or 2 Coot, SWP Exterior Gloss or Velvet Flat Paint 16 17 18 Slacks, Breeching, Piping 75 76 MalafMoK. tamp. 200F. Metal Mar., tamp. JOO*F. I Coat JCem Kremit Primer 1 Coot 5*W Stack Paint 16 1 or 2 Coots Aluminum Stiver-Rrile No. 15 16 1 Coat S'W Stack Paint 16 16 (1} Second Coat KromJk Metal Primer optional |2| If a fatter drying ichedule h required, we Kem Kramik Primer. (3) Item lustra! Enaimal U not recommended for large or critical terw surface* such at roofs, tank,, etc. TH SHERWIN-WILtlAMS CO. 0007--SWP--041273 11 0007-SWP-000124667 ': ' > `\i.: .:'"i ' %> * ,;. .'; *': ' ; - V * *k Sherwin-Williams v' V\ , ' >' - v* ,v- "* y-"r'A; .?* ' Product] Information _ INTERIOR ;/f | walls and ceilings Wall Primer and Sealer This product primes and seals walls and ceilings against suction and enables succeeding coats to cover properly, evenly and vUth greater ease. It is supplied ready for use on interior wall surfaces such as smooth, sand-finish and textured plasters, wallboard, brick and concrete. Comes i n white only land may be tinted to a suitable ground color with First Quality Tinting Colors or Kem, Tinting Colors. Application by brushj, roller or Spray --allow 24 hours* drying between coats. Covers 300 to 550 sq. ft. per gallon. Color Harmony Flat-Tone A washable, odorless, alkyd flat enamel that produces a rich velvety finish fqir interior walls and ceilings of plaster, wallboard, masionry and wood. It is available in a range of colors and color combinations suitable for homes, offices, schools, hospitals, churches, stores and -factories. Additional co ors may be obtained by the use of Kem Tinting Colors. For best; results on ne:'w plaster, the surface should be primed with "Wall Primeir and Sealer. On new woodwork, however, 'ifcoloc Harmo ay Flat-Tone is self-priming. Application by brush,, roller or spray--dries to touch in 3-4 hours; to recoat in 24 hours. Covers approximately 500 sq. ft. per allon. Color Harmony 5emi-l.ustre i An odorless, alkyd, satin-finish, interior enamel. It levels without brush mprks, covers well and dries with a pleasing half-gloss sheen. Color Harmony Semi-Lustre comes in the same colors as Flat-Tone, thus making possible matching colors for Walls and woodwork. This product produces a highly washable finish that seals outdirt and grease completely. It should be applied over Wall Primer and Sealer on new plaster, but should be used as its own undercoat on new wood. Application by brush, roller or spray--dries to touch in 4-6 hours; to recoat, in 24 hours. Covers approxi mately 425 sq. ft. per gallon. Kem-Glo Enamel A superb, dull-finish enamel for walls, ceilings, all woodwork and trim. It gives surfaces a rich lustre that looks and washes like baked enamel. Kem-Glo is sup plied in 22 standard colors which may be extended to 130 colors by adding a single tube of Kem Tinting Color per gallon. Two coats of Kem-Glo Enamel should be used on new plaster and wood. No primer and sealer or undercoater is required. Application by brush, roller or spray--dries to recoat in 4-5 hours. Covers approximately 400 sq. ft. per gallon. Kem-Glo Velvet A new, velvet-flat enamel for walls and finest wood work, cabinets, etc. This makes possible a matching sheen, as well as matching color, for watlsand woodwork. Kem-Glo Velvet is furnished in white and black only. The white may be tinted with Kem Tinting Colors. It dries in 3-4 hours and washes like baked enamel. Application and coverage, same as Kem-Glo Enamel. Enameloid A fine-quality, full-gloss enamel for walls, woodwork or metal. This enamel produces a durable finish suitable for exterior as well as interior use. It is available in white and a wide range of standard colors. Application by brush, roller or spray--dries to rccoat in 16 hours. Covers approximately 400 sq. ft. per gallon. Super Kem-Tone This is a latex wall paint of very high quality, de signed to meet the most exacting requirements in dura bility and appearance. It dries in one hour to a beautiful 12 THE SHERWIN-WIUIAMS CO. 0007-SWP-041274 0007-SWP-000124668 velvet finish which, after 3 or 4 weeks, has amazing wasihabifity. Super Kem-Tone is self-sealing on drywall construction and woodwork, but on bare plaster, requires a first coat of Wall Primer and Scaler tinted with Kcm Tinting Colors to approximately the Same shade as the finish coat. Application1 by brush, roller or spray. Covers 450 sq. ft. per gallon, one roat- Multi-Cofor* S-W Multi-Color is a ready-mixed spray material for use on interior surfaces only. It is a blend of two or more colors of uniform fleck-size lacquer, color-balanced for use as a scatter coat over a colored background, or sprayed full-coat over a primer. These colors remain separate and1 distinct on the surface and create a pleas ing, decorative effect. Scatter-rcuat application is highly decorative and practical for wall work in homes, factories, schools, hotels, offices, and other commercial buildings wherever beautiful wall decoration is desired. The background color is applied first in the conventional manner, allowed tbidry, and then the selected Multi-Color is sprayed lightly over the surface. !?uH-caiat application is used to advantage in areas of cxtrcmC'iabusc, in commercial buildings such as eleva.ors, busy comdo's and, of course, for products . finishing i itoou There are 24 standard, ready-mixed culms in tlir Mulli-Cnlur line and, by intermixing, the range of multi-colored effects is unlimited. Application by spray. Consult representative for complete specifications and coverage per gallon. *T.M. Loxon* Basement Waif Paint An interior latex paint for concrete, concrete block, tile, brick and other interior masonry. Primarily de signed to meet the severe conditions prevailing on base ment walls. Loxon is alkali-proof for the entire life of the film. Moisture vapor passes through the film without damage. Available in. white and colors. Approximate coverage per gallon, 290 to 350 sq. ft., depending on nature of surface. See reference to Loxon Masonry Surfacer for use on concrete block and other rough masonry surfaces, Page 18. * T.M. SAVE-LITE milt white finishes Sove-lile Products For maximum illumination m factories, offices, schools and stores, Save-Lite is the brand name identifying a line of intensely white paints designed to improve working illumination through their high light-reflecting value. These paints are manufactured only in white and are especially formulated to retain, their whiteness for a lung period of time. The Save-Lite White products are furnished in three types --Save-Lite, Kern Save-Lite and Kem Fume and Moisture Resisting Save-Lite. Each is intended for a siieciflc job, hut any product carrying the: Save-Lite label must meet exacting standards of qualify, with special regard for Lhe following: 1. Maximum initial whiteness and color retention. 2. Economy t'hioiigh;;greater covering power and ease: of. applications, 3. Durability and resistance to dirt accumulation. Save-Lite is recommended for all paintable interior surfaces --wood, metal, brick, concrete, plaster and composition board- It ss not an exterior paint- Save-LHe Primer and Sealer To be used as the initial coat on new brick, concrete and plaster and over old paint which is extremely por ous. It provides a uniform base coat, which improves the hiding power and speeds the application of the finish coat. This primer and sealer offers the same advantages when used under other Sherwin-Williams finishes such as Color Harmony Flat-Tone and Semi-Lustre. May also be used as first coat on new wood. Application by brush or spray --dries to recoat in 24-36 hours^ Covers 300 sq. ft. per gallon. Savo-Lile Undercoater This undercoater is designed as an intermediate coat over Save-Lite Primer and Sealer in three-coat work on masonry. It is an excellent first coat over old paint in a two-coat system where the final coat is one of the Save-Lite finishes. It is also recommended as a first coat on new wood. Save-Lite Undercoater can be drysanded, if necessary, and its use assures a smoother, more uniform appearance of the finished work. Application by brush or sprays dries to recoat in 18-24 hours. Covers 300 sq. ft. per gallon. Save-life White This is the mill white to use for normal service in factories, schools, offices, etc. It is a fume-resistant, non-yellowing white with excellent light-reflecting pro perties. It is furnished in Flat, Eg-She! and Gloss finish. The Flat and Eg-Shel have the necessary opacity to hide fully in one coat. The Flat gives maximum diffu sion of light, which is an advantage from the standpoint of illumination. Spraying Flat White, B58 W 6, espe cially designed for large-scale spray application, pro duces a minimum of spray fog. Save-Lite Eg-Shcl also gives excellent light diffusion (for glare-free illumination) with the advantage of THE SHERWIN-WIUIAMS CO. 0007-SWP-041275 13 0007-SWP-000124669 greater washability and durability than can be attained with a flat finish. Save-Ute Gloss has maximum washability and durability. It is widely used in textile mills, the paper industry and others where a rugged finish is required. Application by brush ar spray --dries to touch. Gloss 4-5 hours; Eg-Shel 3-4 hours; Flat 2 hours. Coverage -- Gloss 350 to 400 sq. ft. per gallon; Flat and Eg-Shel 300 to 350 sq. ft. per gallon. INTERIOR woodwork and floors Kem Save-Ute White An intensely white, synthetic enamel of the highest quality and maximum light reflecting value (90%). The gloss produces an attractive, durable, tile-like sur face, resistant .to moisture, mold and mild chemical fumes. Especially recumnierided for textile mills, paper mills, food plants, distilleries, laundries, and other plants where moisture resistance and sanitation are important. Available in Eg-Shel and Gloss Finish. Application, by brush or spray--dries to touch. Gloss 4*5 hours; Eg-Shel 3-4 hours. Covers 300 to 400 sq. ft. per. gallon* Kem Fume and Moisture Resisting Save-life White This lis a lead-free, chemical-resisting mill white with a special synthetic vehicle. It is resistant to moisture and is not discolored by relatively strong concentrations of hydrogen sulphidd, chlorine and ammonia fumes. It is a true Save-Lite; in whiteness and non-yellowing properties Available, in Eg-Shcl and Gloss Finish. To be applied only over iSeiyc-Lite Undercoater. Application --Gloss by brush only; Eg-Shel by brush or spray--dries to tduch. in 2-3 hours; to recoat, in 18 hours. Covers 300 to 350 sq. ft. per gallon. Cold Storage Semi-Gloss White A special type of white paint for use in cotcl-storage areas. Dries hard in approximately 72 hours. After that time. Fumes that would contaminate food are no longer given off. This contrasts with conventional oil paints which give off noticeable fumes many days after ap plication in closed areas. Use one or two coats, as required, to cover. Brush directly on the surface without primer or undercoater. Ventilate enclosed space during drying period. Covers 250 sq. ft. per gallon. Ixolvewt A paint thinner of good solvent power, satisfactory for thinning oil and alkyd paints --superior to mineral spirits. Flat-Rite Enamel Undercoater The exceptional smoothness and hiding power of this undercoater contribute greatly to the quality of the enamel finish applied over it. Flat-Rite is ground to such fineness that painters mix it freely with gloss enamels to secure varying; degrees of satin finish preferred by the client. Due to this clean, fine grinding, the need for sanding between coats is greatly reduced. Application by brush or spray--dries to recoat over night. Covers approximately 400 sq. ft. per gallon. Kem-Namel Snow White Gloss For interior and exterior use. The intense whiteness and rich full gloss of this beautiful architectural enamel plus its easy brushing qualities and perfect flow, com bine to make it the most attractive enamel finish it is possible to produce for finest quality interior woodwork and trim. Available only in white. Application by brush or spray--dries dust-free in 2-3 hours and hard in 12-16 hours. Covers approximately 400 sq. ft. per gallon. No t e: For enamel finish in colors see Enaxneloid and Kem-Glo, Page 12. Mar-Not Varnish This is our highest grade interior varnish for floors and woodwork. Tough, water-, heat- and acid-resistant. It comes in two finishes--full gloss and satin finish. Application by brush or spray--dries dust-free in 2 hours. It is hard enough to walk on lightly in 16 hours and can be recoated in 14 hours. Covers 550 sq. ft. per gallon. Rexpar Varnish Best quality spar varnish. Its tough, elastic film is resistant to sun, moisture and weather. Recommended for all outside varnished surfaces, and interior surfaces such as sills, sash, casings, etc., where there is an excess of moisture. Application by brush or spray--dries to touch in 2-3 hours; to recoat, in IS to 18 hours. Covers 550 sq. ft. per gallon. 14 THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 0007-SWP-041276 Heavy Duty Floor finish An extremely hard and durable clear finish designed especially to protect and preserve industrial floors of wood; This product will outwear, by actual tesl^any ordinary varnish by a wide margin. Heavy Duty^oor Firish is supplied in three forms: B64 V l, a ffrst. coater or seaier; B64 F 1, a semi-gloss finish coat; and B61! V 2, a full gloss finish coat. Has good nonskid pfcperlies Buffing to a dull finish is possible, but not necessary with this finish. Application by brush or mop--dries hard overnight Coverage approximately 450 sq. ft. per gallon for first coat, and'!500 sq. ft. per gallon for finish coats. Gym Floor Finish Formulated specifically to withstand wear and tear on gymmasium floors. It is a double-action finish, as it not only hardens the wood by penetration, but forms a tough surface film that minimizes skidding, tracking and burning by rubber-soled shoes. It is also excellent to use on all types of wood floors subject to extra-heavy traffic. May be buffed, after drying 24 hours, to provide an even, velvet sheen. Application by brush or mop--dries overnight. Covers approximately 500 sq. ft. per gallon. Benuly-Lok Finishes* Beauty-Lok Finishes are a group Of four products designed to give a wide color range of stained effects on wood. Also to produce clear finishes--Satin and Gloss-- for use either by themselves or over stained effects. IBeauty-Lok Clear Seal and Blond Seal make possible a wide range of modem colors by the simple addition of Kem Tinting Colors. !Beauty-Lok Satin and Gloss produce "close to the grain" effects rather than a heavy surface film. Application by brush or spray--drying time, dustfree in 30 minutes; hard in 4 hours. Covers 500 to 800 sq,. ft. per gallon. * Specifics irons supplied on request. S-W Paste Wood Filler A dependable material well adapted to the practical requirements of "filling'' pores and openings In opengrain woods, such as: oak, mahogany and walnut- It is easy to wipe and sand and provides a smooth surface for varnish* shellac or other finishes. Application by brush and subsequent wiping across the grain. One quart will "fill" approximately 120 sq, ft. Sher-Gide Traffic Marking Paint This product combines high visibility with long life, making possible effective guide-line traffic control in practically all industrial and commercial situations. May be applied on exterior or interior concrete, metal, wood or even asphalt pavement or floors, without bleeding. Shows no pickup of tire marks or traffic dirt 20 minutes after application. (3(M0 minutes on cold days.) Available in white and yellow, with and without reflectorizing beads. Application by brush or conventional road marking equipment- Coverage--400 lineal feet of standard 4-inch strips per gallon. Self-Polishing Wax A wax especially compounded for floors. It has good antislip qualities and water resistance. It dries to a hard gloss without buffing. Self-Polishing Wax has been certified by the Underwriters' Laboratories, Inc., as a satisfactory floor coating and finishing material for rubber tile, linoleum, asphalt til>*varnished wood, METAL protective finishes SW Oil Stain For enriching the appearance of natural wood finishes prior to varnishing, the use of oil stains is the method generally employed. S-W penetrating oil stains produce clean, sharp colors on new wood, are nonbleeding and easy to handle. They bring out the full beauty and in tensity of the grain and are recommended for finishing the finest interior woodwork, such as paneling, exposed beams* floors. For exterior as well as interior use. Available in a number of colors. Application by brush and subsequent wiping to secure desired effect. Covers 600 to 800 sq. ft. per gallon. Requirements for Metal Protection Water and atmospheric fumes promote the corrosion which destroys iron and steel. The protective film, there fore, must be highly impervious to these dements and tenacious in maintaining a continuous film. The priming coat must (1) contain pigments which retard or inhibit corrosion, (2) be hard enough to re sist abrasion, andyet (3) elastic enough to accommodate the expansion and contraction of metal. The finish coat must protect the priming coat. The type of paint and number of coats required depend upon the nature and the severity of the exposure. THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS CO. 0007-SWP-041277 0007-SWP-000124671 Kromik* Metal Primer An effective primer for iron and. steel. It prevents rust through the inhfbitive action of its pigment--a carefully balanced combination of zinc chromate, red lead, zmc. oxide and iron oxide. Although Kromik Metal Primer is formulated, as a first coat, to be covered with finish coats of Mctalastic or Kem A fl& A, the protection afforded without rccoating is equivalent to the best top coats --a great advan tage where steel must stand for long periods of time before t le field coat is applied. Krornik is a good pi imer for gahanized iron that has been weathered to the point o! rusting, but is not recommended for new gal vanized iron. Apphration by brush or spray--dries to rccoat in IS hours. Covers 500 to 600 sq. ft- per gallon. Film 1.2 to L .5 mils. Kem Kromik Primer Consists of the proven pigment combination of Kromik Metal Primer with a synthetic vehicle, giving more rapid drying with excellent durability. Applicationu by brush or spray-*dries to recoat in 4 hours, under normal drying conditions. Covers 500 sq. ft. per gallon. Galvan :zed Iron Primer New galvanized iron is a difficult surface to paint because of a progressive reaction between the zinc sur face' and the paint film which eventually destroys the bond of; paint.to metal. S-*W; Galvanized lion Primer * is a special formulation containing finely divided zinc packaged separately in a double compartment container. This primer adheres well to galvanized iron and provides a good tooth for succeeding coals of paint, which may be any good ex terior type of paint such as SWP Gloss Paint. Meta- lastk,:i;eilSc. Application by brush or spray --dries to recoat in 18-24 h )'jrs. Covers 500 sq. ft. per gallon. * is a ready-mixed Galvanised Iron Primer, serving the name .purpose. f T.M. Kem Fast-Dri Gray Primer An slkyd-type, interior-exterior metal primer gray in coloi. Adheres well to metal and provides a filling action lor rough surfaces. Due to its rapid drying time, this pri -net- should be applied by spray on large surfaces. Appl ication by brush or spray -- dries to recoat in one hour. Covers 400 sq ft. per gallon. Mefalastk Paint This is an alkyd-modified, linseed-oil paint to be used as a finishing:coat for iron and steel structures such as buddings and bridges. Produces a highly elastic film and affords the best: possible outdoor protection. This for mula Isxecognized for its economy, ease of working and durability, Apply one or two coats over Kromik Metal Primer, On galvanized iron, apply over S-W Galvanized Iron Primer. Application by brush or spray --sets to touch 2-4 hours; recoat 24-4S hours. Covers 500 to 600 sq. ft. per gallon. Film 1.6 mils. Kem Lustral Enamel A full gloss, hard-drying synthetic enamel for exterior and interior use^ Widely used in industrial maintenance as a machine enamel, dado enamel; also for piping, railings, rnetal stairs, partitions, metal doors, lockers, benches, fire escapes, hydrants and many other items. Available in full range of colors; and black and v/hite. Not lecornmended for large exterior areas like roofs, tanks, etc. -- use Metalastic or SWP Gloss Paint. Application by brush, spray or dip --sets to touch in one hour; recoat, 15 hours. Covers 400 sq. ft. per gallon. Stack Paints Excellent heat-resisting paints for exterior and inter ior use. Supplied in two colors: gray and black. Maxi mum temperature, 500*F. Gray is supplied in doublecompartment container while the black is in a single container. Application by brush or spray -gray covers approxi mate 5G0 sq. ft. per gallon while the black covers approximately 200 to 300 sq. ft. per gallon. Two coats recommended. Apply directly to cool, bare metal without primer. Interior Water Tank Coating* Ai, nontoxic, black, elastic finish for the interior of water tanks. When thoroughly dry, will not impart odor, color or taste to drinking water. Two coats are recommended, applied directly to clean, dry, bare metal without primer, allowing 24 hours between coats. Ob serve all necessary precautions for safety of workmen in closed or semiclosed tanks. Dries to recoat in 24 hours. Covers 300 sq. ft. per gallon. * Specideations supplied on request. Aluminum Paints Aluminum paints arc widely used, particularly on metal, because of their good appearance, durability under a variety of conditions and their economy. The vehicles of S-W Aluminum Paints are formulated to insure a Smooth, brilliant, durable surface through satisfactory leafing of the aluminum flakes. Non* fyp* and Purpose Orl*. to Touch Drlot le Rtcvaf Max. Temp. 5^. Film F. ThUk- Cov- n* Silverbftfe' Ready-Mixed hfo. *5 Int.-Ext. . 4 Hr. 74 Hr*. MOV. 500 1.0 M Hr-Keor No. 55 Ready-Mixed Inferior only 3 Hr*. 10 Hn. 1000F. 500600 .4 M iHeavy Dvfy Double Comp. jAluminum Ini.-Ext. 2 Hr*. 18 Hr*. 400*f. 650 K0 M No. 94 ; AnFi-jSleedJcfg No. .<13 Double Comp. Int.-Exf. % Hr, 5 Hr*. 125"F. 600 1.0 M 16 THE SH ERWIN-WUU AMS CO. 0007-SWP-041278 0007-SWP-000124672 Kent A & A Epoxy Primer and Enamel These enamels are designed to resist mild acids, alkalies, moisture and heat, up Lo 250F. Kem A As A Epoxy Primer and Enamel provide many of the im portant advantages of materials of the catalyst-curing typ*, without the difficulty in handling and application. No separate activator or catalyst required. May be applied by brush. Do not contain strong solvents which cause lifting. Available in nine colors, black and white. Application by brush or spray--sets to touch in. 2 hours, rccoat overnight. Covers 450 sq. ft. per gallon. Film 1:4 mils. Chemical and Moisture Resisting Primer and Enamel A chlorinated rubber line consisting of a red lead primer, and finish coats in gray, green, buff, red, and black and whiter Used for interior or exterior work in areas exposed toi severe chemical fumes and corrosion, where temperature does not exceed 150F. Also for met al surfaces continually under water. May be applied on metal, brick, concrete or plaster; specified for wood only where extreme conditions preclude use of conven tional oil finishes. Application by spray or brush--sets to touch in 30 mir utes; rccoat, in 30 minutes (spray), in 4-6 hours (brush). Cavers 300 sq. ft. per gallon. Film 1.0 mils. Tank Clad Primer and Enamel Gripdad Primer Vinyl-type finishes, having good resistance to mineral acids and alkalies. "Used over the proper primer. Tank Clad Enamel is tough and flexible, and has good exterior durability in the presence of many chemical fumes wheife temperature does not exceed 150F. Tank Clad Primer is recommended for sandblasted steel only. Griociad Primer should be used when steel is not sand blasted--also on: galvanized ifon, aluminum, stainless steef and copper. Available in 5 colors, black and white. Application byr spray--dries to recoat in 30 minutes. Coverage: Tank Clad Primer and Enamel, 350 sq. ft. per gallon, Film i0.75 mils. Gripdad Primer, Film 0.30.5 mils. Kern Cab-Coat Primer and Enamel This enamel with, its primer represents one of the most recent developments in protective coatings. Both are catalyst-cured, epoxy-type compounds which can be built to a tough,; very hard film of 1.0 to 1.5 mils per coat. The resulting finish is highly resistant to most solvents, acids and alkalies and, except for color changes, will withstand temperatures up to 350F. Available in 5 colors, black and white. EXTERIOR finishes SWP Noose Paint SWP is the well-known brand name of Sherwin- Williams1 line of exterior house paints which includes a number of specific formulations as follows: SWP Gloss Paint SWP Gloss, available in white and colors, is a modern, ready-to-use exterior paint of highest quality. This famous product assures the architect of maximum dura bility and lasting beauty on exterior wood, metal and masonry. For tinting, use SWP Trim and Tinting White 473 (ace below). SWP Gloss White 471 should not be tinted, Application by brush. Covers 500 to 550 sq. ft. per gallon. SWP Exterior Undercoafer No. 450 Ready-tn-use SWP Undercoater No. 450 primes and seals badly weathered and sheltered surfaces. It dries to a idull finish that blends perfectly with the final coat of paint. When the finish coat is other than white, SWP Undercoater No. 450 should be tinted with Kem Tinting Colors or S-W First Quality Tinting Colors to approxi mately the color of the final coat. Application by brush -- allow to dry 2-4 days before recoafeirtg. Covers 450 to 500 sq. ft. per gallon. SWP Gloss One-Coat White 476 A special formulation of SWP for a one-coat job over previously painted surfaces in good condition. It comes in white only and should not be tinted or mixed with other paints. For best results, use only over light colors --white, ivory, cream or light gray. Application by brush. Covers 400 sq. ft. per gallon. SWP Gloss Trim and Tinting White 473 The ideal white for painting trim where the body of the house is of brick or stone construction. Its chalkresistant pigmentation makes it most desired for such surfaces. It is also the recommended base for making light tints with the addition of Kem Tinting Colors (except Magenta 415, Green 404 and Orange 401), S-W First Quality Tinting Colors' or with regular SWP colors, except SolTast Red. Application by brush. Covers 500 sq. ft. per gallon. * Dragon Red, Rose Lake, and Ultramarine Blue colors. not recommended'for exterior use. SWP Fume Resisting White 436 Iri Some localities, fumes From factories, oil refineries, chemical plants, coal furnaces and decaying seaweed discolor ordinary white lead and oil paints. SWP Fume THE SHERWIN-WIUtAMS CO. 0007-SWP-041279 17 0007-SWP-000124673 Resisting; White 436 and S-W Gas and Fume Resisting Paints sure formulated with special pigments and ve hicle to I'give protection against discoloration from this cause. SWP Fume Resisting White should not be tinted. Application: by brush. Covers 500 sq. ft. per gallon. SWP Exterior Velvet Flat Paint Especially designed for use on wood shingles* shakes and rough lumber It is nut recommended for painting roofs. SWP VVIvet Flat comes in white and colors and produces an attractive, long lasting; fiat finish wiLh the vrlet sheen preferred for masonry and shingle or shake surfaces. Application by brush or spray. Covers 200 to 400 sq ft. per gallon. SWP Primer Mo. 61 Primer No, 61 primes and seals new or weathered, stucco, concrete, brick, cement block, asbestos shingles and other masonry surfaces. It is highly resistant to alkali and. when properly applied, produces an excellent primer for these surfaces. Not to be used for priming wood. Application by brush--dries to recoat in 1-2 days. Covers LSD to 4QQ sq.j ft. per gallon. S-W Concrete Floor Primer For use on new or: unpainted concrete floors as an undercoat for S-W Porch and Floor Enamel. It resists the alkali. always present in concrete, which attacks oil paints and enamels, Application by brush--dries to recoatin 24-48 hours. Covers 200 to 350 sq. ft. per gallon. S-W Porch and Floor Enamel A tough, Iiard-wcai mg, weather-resistant coating for exterior and interior surfaces such as floors, porches, stairs, steps, etc. Suitable for use on wood, concrete and metal. E rics ready for use the day following application. When used on new or unpainted concrete, it is necessary to etch and neutralize the concrete and apply a prime coat of S-W Concrete Floor Primer as directed on the package. Application by brush or spray. Covers 500 sq. ft. per gallon. Loxon Masonry Surfacer A surfacing material designed for use under Loxon Basement Wall Paint or Loxon Exterior Masonry Paint. The surfacer fills and smooths the crevices and roughness of unpainted concrete masonry and concrete block in preparation for the finish coat. S-W Mildew Resistant Additive Sherwin-Williams Mildew Resistant Additive is for use in areas where mildew' is prevalent arid extra pro tection is needed against discoloration. When using Mildew Resistant Additive in SWP House; Paint, always add it to the undercoat as well as to succeeding coats. SWP Trim Colors possess mildew-resisting qualities, therefore do not require Mildew Resistant Additive. S-W Shingle Stain S-W Shingle Stain is designed for use on wood shingles where a stain rather than a painted finish is desired. Formulated from special oils, it adds to the life of the shingles as well as providing decorative value. Application by dipping or brush. Covers approxi mately 150 sq. ft. per gallon. S-W Redwood Color fast Stain A pigmented stain designed to give uniform color and appearance to new or weathered redwood and Western red cedar. Two coats of Redwood Color Fast Stain reduce the natural color variations in these woods and protect against deterioration. When the pigmented strin has weathered away, a new coat of stain can be applied without iurther treatment of the surface. This is not the case with varnish-type, natural wood finishes which must be sanded off when the finish is renewed. Application by brush 01 spray. Covers approxi mately 400 sq. ft. per gallon, 2 coats. S-W Wafer Repellent* A clear, transparent silicone coating for above-grade masonry. If prevents moisture from penetrating the surface, thus pitventing efflorescence, cracking and spalling during the freeze-thaw cycle. Does not discolor the surface and permits normal passage of air through the pores. Loxon interior Masonry Paint For exterior masonry of all kinds--brick, poured con crete. concrete block, stucco, transite and asbestos shingles. Loxon is a durable latex paint, especially formulated for beauty and permanence on exterior masonry surfaces. It adheres firmly, yet permits mois ture to escape without damage to the film. Available in white and colors. Approximate coverage per gallon, 200 to 300 sq. ft., depending on nature pf surface. Painter Craft Line A i large part of the paint used on new construction is applied by the professional painter. Sherwin-Williams Painter Craft products are formulated and tested to meet the painter's exacting requirements in quality, durability and ease of application. They are furnished only in white, suitable for tinting with S-W First IB THE SHERWIN-WItLIAMS CO. 0007-SWP-041280 0007-SWP-000124674 Quality Tinting Colors, except P.V.A. Primer and Sealer, which should be tinted with Kem Tinting Colors. The Painter Craft line includes the following: Pigmented Wall Primer and Sealer P.V.A. Wall Primer and Sealer Heavy Duty Plat Wall Paint Enamel Undercoater Dull Eg-SheL Enamel Semi *Glo$s E namel Gloss White Alkyd Enamel Stipple Flat Paint S-W Joint Filler This is a ready-to-use joint cement, which enables the mechanic to trowel the taped joint and smooth the sur face to conform perfectly with the adjoining wallboard. It is nomalkaline and will not bum through subsequent paint coats. S-W Texture Paint White Painter Craft Quali-Kote Quali-Kote is : the professional painter's latex-base pant for walls and ceilings. It produces a high-grade, velvet-smooth'finish which, when cured, is completely washable. This product may be specified for residences, schools, hospitals, hotels, stores and offices --wherever long wear and low maintenance costs are important. Quali-Kote is available in a number of attractive colors, and many additional colors can be obtained by simple intermixes or by the addition of Kem Tinting Colors. The line includes a Special Ceiling Flat White designed to; give the desired flat or matte finish for ceilings. Application by brush, roller or spray --dries to touch in ' hour; to recoat, in 24 hours. Covers 400 to 450 sq. ft. oer gallon. Pointer Craft Fast-Dri* Floor Sealer This is a ready-mixed, latex-base, stippling material that is washable and durable. It is intended for use on plaster, wallboard, inside masonry and previously painted surfaces. Small plaster cracks, taped wallboard seams and minor surface defects are easily hidden by using this paint. S-W Texture Paint requires no primer, and on coat covers most surfaces. Many beautiful, decorative colors; are possible by the addition of Kem Tinting Colors (do not use oil colors). A finish coat of Quali-Kote or Super Kem^Tone in selected color may also be applied, if desired. Quali-Kote Dry-Wall Primer Plasterboard requires a special primer that will not raise the nap and yet will seal the highly porous board. This is the particular function of Quali-Kote DryWall Primer. Painter Craft Alkyd Varnish (0 le-Day Floor Finishing System) This system consists of two products designed to Taping Dry-Wall Joints provide a high-grade, long-wearing wood floor finish in The preparation of the taped joint and smoothing of i one day. Painter Craft Fast-Dri Floor Sealer impreg nailhead indentations is of utmost importance in ob nates the wood with preservative oil and resin, leaving taining a satisfactory dry-wall job. The following a good surface' build which seals against moisture and instructions should be followed carefully: dir*. Painter Craft Alkyd Varnish is a full gloss finish producing an elastic, durable, clear coating. While intended,primarily as an interior varnish, this product has goodjcjrterior durability. Application by brush or spray--Fast-Dri Floor Sealer dries to recoal in 2 hours. Alkyd Varnish dries hard in 8 to 10 hour:. Sealer and Varnish both cover approxi mately 500 sq. ft. per gallon. a. Apply an even layer of S-W Joint Filler, using 5-inch broad knife. Fill the joint completely, leaving additional material on either side in which to imbed the tape. b. Bed an approved perforated paper tape (folded at corners) into the joint filler, centered on. the joint full length. Run the length of the joint with broad knife, forcing tape deep into the joint filler. a3i' Scrape off all excess, making sure none is left on the tape to harden. v DRY-WALL c. Spot all nailheads and other defects full and flush with broad knife and Joint Filler. construction Dry-wall construction is of interest as a building technique where low cost is a factor. After a long period of study anal testing, Sherwin-Williams has developed a finishing system that gives dry-wall construction a uniform, satisfactory appearance closely approaching that of cbnvmtional plaster. d. Allow to dry overnight. Then apply a top coat of Joint Filler to nailheads and joints. The top coat shall be perfectly smooth and faired into the ad joining wall surface, without ridges or trowel marks of any kind. c. When dry, the entire joint area and all nailheads shall be sanded with medium sandpaper, wherever necessary, to obtain a perfectly smooth piece of work, ready for application of finishing material. i THE SHERWtN-VmilAMS CO. 0007-5WP-041281 17 0007-SWP-000124675 SiONiLflNDTsEfllpRlIN^THElfllRl^ - 'V. .'.`the right product^WSf:-^'? >.'> for every` surface f.............,. , .*' ,"> :: : ..?T"r V- * .f--'- .- ' r" rr.` Sherwin Williams^Axchiteclural Finishes r are'spwiGcally formulated to the proiesSitgjal standards of the designer, - - architect and contractorSf^reasS'o^appIication and results, I li"j :ipneal to the professional oainteiV,^ Jr ~ *e coatings a .waeftiTCtr^HyS^he^Inerwin^Wlliams - Cc^jo meet all ` iyiit^ofnin^jistriad tieeds.| Thesatreflect%ear!^ 1WIwafeiiofV jjjomtteiif^rous'requirem^ntsof the Nag1' _J>^o4|Te spccialiceofieeds of^the Paper, ,TextileJ I'd t uelujmTcaL Dairv'J'rc^icb^pAyiatjrt^andi me ly ` intjuslriel.. JlfUjHWhd gjp^is 11^4lj T '" nf . [i!"`, lots; Jl r.u-[. cifie indusEHes, anTHiniiSvUsid^yyi'adi.'.g InrintTlfe! ' ' ' cnmp-.rua through^y^l lie couj I his broad experiencefandi.speciii.:*.-'i hroultdec'is c:. * . (. - -r- - .1 i,. s . - to h *lp m solving yojr decorative or protective TiiMi'i r , .... |)rt)li',->n..,' whatever t!i-"v mui, he, r'vr > ; < "R 1300 FACTORY SERVICE POINTS S.r,ke when end where yeu went It h e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . .v-- .. ..v . . 101 Prospect Ave., N. W., Cleveland 1, Ohio i----- *, -vs J ^S'v? d: :<-T' > v\ IT-tt 0007--SWP-041282 Lithe in If. S.A. 0007-SWP-000124676