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Scop 3Si f^CkxXjE^ IS l ^fcyjA^ (2Cf^ na^ hinder N23353 Sti\ v i\. STATION MM Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms SERVICE STATION FINISHES 0007-SWP-000127966 WHERE TO REACH US ADMINISTRATION OFFICES 101 Prospect Ave., N. W., Cleveland, Ohio WAREHOUSES AND OFFICES Albany, N. Y. Altoona, Pa. Amarillo, Texas Ashtabula, Ohio Atlanta, Ga. Austin, Texas Baltimore, Md. Bangor, Me. Baton Rouge, La. Beaumont, Texas Binghamton, N. Y. Birmingham, Ala. Boston, Mass. Bridgeport, Conn. Brownsville, Texas Buffalo, N. Y. Canton, Ohio Cedar Rapids, Iowa Charleston, $, C. Charlotte, N. C. Chattanooga, Tenn. Chicago, III. Cincinnati, Ohio Cleveland, Ohio Colorado Springs, Cofo. Columbia, S, C. Columbus, Ga. Columbus, Ohio Dallas, Texas Davenport, Iowa Decatur, III. Denver, Colo. Des Moines, Iowa Detroit, Michigan El Paso, Texas Evansville, Ind. Fort Worth, Texes Galveston, Texas Hartford, Conn. Havana, Cuba Houston, Texas Huntington, W. Va. Indianapolis, Ind. Jackson, Miss. Jacksonville, Fla. Johnson City, N. Y. 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CC321 3-33 860 0007-SWP-000127967 SEMI-LUSTRE--A Satin Finish for Interiors The ideal sanitary finish for interior walls and woodwork of gasoline stations and rest rooms, Dries to an extremely hard, tight finish that washes easily and has exceptional durability. Easily ap plied, good covering and economical. FLOOR AND DADO LACQUERS The rapid drying of this finish, added to its good brushing, long life and resist ance to oil and gasoline make it the best recommendation for painting floors so that they can be kept in dean and invit ing appearance. Unpainted wood or concrete floors absorb oil and grease, not only making a fire hazard but a slippery floor and one that soils shoes and the customer's car interior. Clean floors, before painting, with deaning gasoline to remove oil or grease which interferes with drying of finishes. S-W BRUSHES Sherwin-Williams Brushes are "dean as a hound's tooth." Finishes spread cleaner, freer and cover better with an S-W Brush because -- Each brush is scientifically built to suit a particular job - to do its work better and more economically. Use a better brush and you will get a better job--less sand papering. less work and better looking. Th e Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Co . LARGEST PAINT AND VARNISH MAKERS IN THE WORLD 0007-SWP-000127968 SERVICE STATION PAINTS An oil and varnish type finish for ex terior painting. Furnished in the stand ard shades adopted by oil companies. They are easily applied, dry to a good enamel gloss, cover well and set up quick ly so as to not interfere with trade. They wear well and stand repeated washing. ZONE MARKING PAINTS (Traffic and Curb Paints) Careful painting of islands, marking of driveways, traffic lanes, lines to pits, etc., attracts passing trade and is appre ciated consideration of the customer's convenience. These paints are designed to be used on asphalt, wood, brick, stone and sur faced highways and will not chip or flake off. Rapid drying. These paints are not softened or discolored by asphalt oils in pavement. Traffic Zone White is in tensely white and retains its color for a long period of time. Also furnished in lacquer type. KEM PUMP AND EQUIPMENT ENAMELS These enamels embody the very latest developments of our research laborato ries and are specially formulated to meet the requirements of gasoline station maintenance and assure unusual reten tion of gloss and color. Resistant to gas oline spillage. Applied by brush as they come in the can. Dry rapidly with no interference to service. KROMIK METAL PRIMER No. 74 Kromik Metal Primer No. 74 is recom mended as an effective and economical primer for iron and steel. The formula 0007-SWP-000127969 is carefully balanced, containing a basic lead chromate and a combination of white lead, zinc oxide, red lead and a liberal amount of an iron oxide pigment, specially developed by the calcination of iron carbonate. The vehicle is of the very finest refined linseed oil, thereby eliminating all oil "foots" which are known to have detri mental effects upon the life of the primer. Kromik Primer No. 74 is non-bleedin g and therefore can be used under white. In performance it levels well, has good opacity and gives a good, tough, flexible film. It is chemically neutral, after the film is dry, and is less affected than red lead by sulphur fumes and gases, where it may be exposed through abrasion and defects in finishing coats. KEM SERVICE STATION PAINTS In the formulation of Kem Station Paints we have been able to obtain a finish with better retention of gloss, freshness of color and a generally finer appearance than with older types of finishes. This not only lengthens the period before repainting is needed, but retains a greater degree of attractiveness. These paints dry rapidly with a good oil gloss. The film is tough and elastic with excellent durability. Designed for exterior use on wood, metal and stucco. GAS-RESISTING WHITE--Interior Developed for use on interior walls and ceitings where unusual and severe hydro gen sulphide and sulphur fumes prevail. For use on plaster, brick, concrete, wood or composition board. . SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Service Station Finishes In developing this line of finishes our chief consideration has been to help solve the problem of economical gasoline ser vice station finishing and maintenance. Sherwin-Williams offers a complete line of quality finishes for the painting and refinishing of all surfaces usually found in and around gasoline stations. These products have built into them the required qualities of attractiveness, dura bility, ease of application and rapidity of drying as well as maximum protection. Through the facilities of a warehouse distribution service that is unequaled in the field, Sherwin-Williams makes it possible for the oil company to insure complete color identification for alt sta tions, no matter where they may be located. This service provides economy to the customer as well as convenience. Sherwin-Williams Finishes are depend able the world over, because exact paint ing procedure can be written into general instructions to each station operator, eliminating waste of time and material. A brief description of the finishes fol lows. 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