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0 NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY Member of the Producers Cpuncil Paint Materials for ihe Protection and Decoration of Wood, Bricl -.. Stone, {j^nfcrefe, Stucco, Metal * f > - . ' '''{ ' / ' "' ls\'}. ' !. i J .' "- ! r I$I *> -r v|^-" V- ^- ^1 ^ * ' l/'` *1 pj . . 1W . . ,, J f` . " ` " ( '' *'^ ' l*?*-'."I'iT; ' mmmi c ' '? `*s. <.- "' 'r "V" - mamm , ` J C*,1 > * V ` ,- , t'W ''}' V--' '; w-'V* BMBWMBmBBmBBIHB-- I f Wf.iJ' ,, f. ` . 1 ' .1 Vi ' - : /.!(' /11 , . "K.i-- 'S-t.-V. , .- ' ..- - '.:- ' "IM `"r - i-M v 3-p- \:t\ y V;" /'V - >- '- 3sv.ifAip;; -=r*t *. ; \-i r ,.................... - v' '. : ' =. -K -1*? *. - ,. . i-r ,. , - <sp-* >,'!,' .' ! ./. ' . - . f-;` 'J . --' -'- ;`;I' '- ' < N 2N23S ..i ,.... 0000-NLI-000014618 C2858 COMPANY ' Member 6f the Producers Council Paint Materials for fbe^|%^}tj^ii. and. Peroration of Wood, Brick, Stone, Concrete, Stucco, Metal . NEW YORK, N. Y., 1II Broadway ' BOSTON, MASS., National-Bostort [.ead Gp., 800 AlBany Street BUFFALO, R Y., 116 Oak Street : , ' iCHICAGO, ILL., 900 West 18th Street , * ** CINCINNATI, OHIO, ,659 Freernan AvenUb CLEVELAND, OHIO, 820 West Superior Avenue PHILADBP1JIA, PA., John T. Lewis & Bros. Co., Widener Build - ing 1 PITTSBURGH, PA., National Lead & Oil Co., 316 Fourth Ave- nue ST. LOUIS, MO., 722 Chestnut Street SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, 2240 24th Street Dutch Boy Products painting. If any mortar has become loose or. dam Dutch Boy White Lead--Purewhjte lead ground aged, all such places shall be pointed with mortar in pure linseed oil. Just as white lead, paint, has been before applying paint After priming, correct small the standard for generations,' so has Dutch Boy defects in .the surface with putty. White Lead been a standard among white leads. for (4) Stucco and Concrete--Stucco or concrete years. Eight out of 'every ten painters use Dutch shall be allowed to stand and dry at least six months Boy. - Soft paste as; well as. heavy piste form. before paint is applied. If painted before this time, 100-lb. kegs; 50, 25 and 12^-lfa. pails.1 it -shall be treated with a solution made by dissolving ; Dutch Boy Red Lead in Oil--A very highly 2 lbs. of zinc sulphate in I gaL of water. joxidize'd grade of pure red lead ground in pure (5) Metal Work--Iron, steel and other metal linseed oil to paste consistency. | ,Its: .exceptionally work -shall be cleaned thoroughly of all loose paint, high true red lead (Pt&Ot) codtent arid the fineness dijrt, oil, grease, rust, scale and other foreign matter of its pigment particles insure, .a paint of excellent before paint is applied. brushing qualities, good coverage and Extreme duxa7 The Paint and Its Application--(6) Designa- bility. 1004b. kegs; 50, 25 and 12^4bu bails. , tion. oi Paint to be Used--All woodwork, plaster, | Dutch Boy Liquid Red Lead*--A ready-to-use; brick, stone, concrete and stucco which are pure red lead paint weighing 28 lbs. ;to the gallon. to- be painted, shall be painted with Na t io n a l Equivalent to paint made by mlxiing 1.85 gals, linseed- Le a d Co mp an y 's Dutch Boy White Lead, Dutch oil with 100 lbs. Dutch Boy Red Lead in Oil (paste red lead). Boy Flatting Oil, Dutch Boy Wall Primer, pure linseed oil, pure Composition by weight: Pure red'lead!: (98%.fettered lead)-- turpentine and pure drier mixed according to the formulas 81%; pure raw linseed oil--118%; .pure , liquid. drier--1%. hereinafter designated for each kind of work. All metal shall- 2^4-gaI. kegs; gallon and quartans. Carnalsc bp had tinted-- be painted with Na t io n a l Le a d -Co mpa n y 's Dutch Boy Red fa light and dark brown, light aihd dark green, and black. Lead-in-oil, Dutch Boy Liquid Red Lead, or pure dry red lead : Dutch Boy Wall Primer--Ai special primer .for, sealing, and and pure linseed oil mixed according to formulas hereinafter first-coating plaster walls to he.jpainteti'with white.lead. It is given for each specific purpose. 4 dull bodied paint made with!'a ;longij:oil vehicle of varnish (7) Tinting Materials--In producing tints and shades, type. Stops suction, seals fire cracks, and at same time, gives John T. Lewis & Bros. Co. colors-in-oil or those of equally good . hiding. Possesses the elasticity, adhesion and other high grade shall be tised. If colors-in-oil are used in quanti qualities of an ;oil primer combined with the recognized seal ties large enough to' affect the consistency of the paint, the ing .property, of' a. varnish primfer, jprd^ucibg an ideal founda quantities of thinners, named in the formulas shall be increased tion- for succeeding coats. 5,, Uj add "-^-gal carts. '' in amount '.equal to: one-half the weight of the tinting material. | Dutch Boy Linseed Oil--Clear; carefully filtered, well ; set (8) Applying the Paint--No exterior painting shall be tled, pure linseed oiL conforming |o the Specifications of!-the done when rain or spow is falling, during fog, or until after American Society for Testing Materials. 11 and 5-gal. sealed dew or moisture which may be on the surface has completely cans. f ' 'j *. disappeared. Painting done in winter weather shall only be Dutch Boy Platting Qil-r-A. skfffttljly blended flatting done when the temperature is above 50 F. and when all sur liquid' for use "with White lead to i produce, fiat \ And semiflat faces are dry.. All exterior work shall be allowed to dry from paint for' interior walls and -woodwork When white lead is 2 to 4 days before the. next coat is applied and at least 24 hours thinned with'! flatting oil a paint- re&ulfsi; which' possesses many shall be allowed between' coats on interior work. points:' of excellence. It is easy|i to apply, j It has gbod hiding power. It levels itself nicely. It, setd slowly, so that large Formulas areas .can be; worked Without; risks of laps^' Itr U durable'land' The following white lead formulas take no account ot tint TYashajble. Quart, gallon and. S-ijah;, Canh ; ing materials. See paragraph No. 7 when adding colors to the formulas. General Pamttoff Specifications Following are general sphnticafionpi: for' the, painting ,of interior and 'exterior .surfaces:;j. f.j : : *' ' '] Preparation of Surface--(iNew woodwork shall be cut smo'oth with sandpafjetl-jvhfek-e Required and dusted clean before1 priming. Ftorni .old wocjdwojrk which' hhs been painted before^ all looS-e- paint, ijscale, /dirtl' and dust shall'he It will be noted that the formulas for painting exterior wood are on the basis :of Dutch Boy soft paste White Lead as well as heavy pasfte whitehead. For flat effects inside, the heavy paste is to fie, preferred as the higher oil content of the soft paste will give more !of a sheen to surfaces painted with it (9) New .Woodwork Outside--Three coats of paint, mixed as follows, shall be applied to new unpainted woodwork outside: removed. Wash off with 'benzintof iturpentine all parts where liquid paint remover has been iusfed:: I; .1 Before priming new woodwork, all krictS and. sappy streaks shall receive one coat of 'shellac;(varnish) brushed out thin. Ajfter the priming coat is. thhrdhgbly Idry,] pufty up all knot holes, dents, cracks, and other defects, with putty composed of! white lead and whiting. . , j, \(2) Plaster--Before >| applying!', any paint to plaster, either Dutch Boy White Lead Pure linseed oil Pure turpentine Pure drier (a) Priming coat Soft Paste 100 lb. 3U gaL 2 gaL 1 pt Heavy Paste 100 lb. 4 gaL 2 gal. *1 pt (b) Second coat Soft Paste 100 lb. % gal. 1% gal. 1 pt. Heavy Paste - 100 lb. 1% gal. 1% gal. *1 pt. new or old. See, that it is .clean,! aijd szjiodth, Fill all cratks (c) Third coat with plaster of liparis or approved patching plaster. .Where Soft Paste Heavy Paste nrtw plaster to be painted 3^,; tij&t :'tjrdjp^rl|- aged; It _sha!L be .treated before priming with i jjlsohitijra rhade" by- dissolrihg 2 libs. Of zinc ^sulphate in 1 nail if 'wlaieifi. ! ' . ! Dutch Boy White Lead Pure linseed oil Pure turpentine 100 lb. 2% gal. I pt 100 lb. 3%gal. 1 pt '&) Brick and Stone , until dry. Ai least 2 or 3 < Pure drier 1 pt. When boiled oil is used, reduce drier to % pt *1 pt, ' LJ (a) Priming qoat (b) Second coat Soft Heavy Soft Heavy Paste PastePaste. Paste Dutch Boy. White;jLead Pure linseed 'oil : Pure' tiirp'entinfe _ ' Pure drier ' 1 Ipt . ipt* , ; : `When boiled oil fs used, reduce tiriisr to % pL Noteifln secttohsOf the cditntry^vjft'itr'S. 'the1: iir'iv ; or alongJhc seacOasi, better felSMtSyimU b'e-jtohiait' * llsseed oilMrt the, last, coal fc "' " ..... .............. white lead tr""u' ' ' 'Chang^::is modi',, i DutchJBoy White Lead Pure lltiseed oil Pure turpentine: Pure drier 1001b.: A Vi gab* i gal. tipt. lQOlb.,, 5 gal.* 1 gal. None 1--0-0--,-1-b.. 2M:|gatf %igal. ijit 1'0u`0 l"b. 3 gal.f % gal, 1.4 .Dutch/Boy White Lead Pure, linseed oil Dutch Boy Flatting Oil (c) Third coat , (Oil gloss finish). Soft Heavy Paste Paste lOQffcri 100 lb. 2%jg4t 3%galL| : Noti-ti None (d) Third coat (Flat finish) Soft: Heavy Piste; Piste 1001b. 1001b. Noriei; None Nlbiije! ': 2 gal- (11) New Woodwork Inside--Thres coats tjfi prints as follows, shall be applied fo;iiew` unpiainted :I'"11"'11 Dutch Boy WHijte1 Lead Second.coat Pure turpentine l;pf. l.pt 2 gat. ,, None Pure drier Ipt. IpL. %pt None Bailed linseed oil is recommended tut if it, 3s, not available tiSe pure xaw,, linjseed oil and add pureidrieflpbt^to exceed |I,% pjtl,! '' tWhere boiled oil is used, reduce !;dner to ty jit, . (heavy paste) Dutch Boy Flatting Oil Pure' linseed oil; Pure crier Dutch Boy White Lead ` ; (heavy paste)' Dutch B.oy.Flatting Oil 100 lb. 3 gal. ' - -Jlgal Ipt- (c) Third Coat (Flat finish) 100!b. ' '# 1001b. 2_gal. Norte N__o__tie_ .MY TliJriil root fFwefiplliipln:! : gfihfh;r 1001m ; rn gdi . - In repainting concrete and stone, apply two coats. . Mix the paint for the first coat accCrding1 to formula B in paragraph 15 ahd according to formula ^jC'iotjl D for the [second-coat. A semiflat finish on brick, stone, concrete and- stucco can be secured by applying over the second coat'[tine or two coats1 of paint made with 100 lbs. heavy paste White. lend, 1%:' gal. flatting oil and % gal. spar varnish. Foribrickired finish'on outside brick thin the colorwHh Dutch 'Bjpy FlatfingrOiJ, : iFlboti varnish Wpce JSiijgat; . ... (16) Metal Work, Exterior and Infer/or---Three. coats 'L. -i :' !' ' ' of p{satint mnuipxceedd as follow's, shall be applied to exterior and (12). Old. Woodwork ZosiWe--Two coats of' pamf-'sHall be ' interior metal work: usdd rrt repainting woodwork inside!]For a flat fimsSl^ix the V . / \paint for the first-and second coats according to' fdmUlti'jjB '.i Dutch iBoy Red 'Lead- ...i paragraph -11.. For an eggshell: gibs ri finish, mix\th^j|ibairii;''do^r. .i.im-bil; the sfirst'icoat according to .forintilrii B_' i.p..' p,a__ragraph Lljlland.-ac-U': Pure linseed oil ' cording to formula D for the finishing, coat Lampblack-in-oil (a) First coat 100 lb. 2% gal. None (b)^ Second icoa.t (hghf broWn) TOO lb. 2% gal. 12 oz. Pure 'turpentine (13) P/aiter Walls--Three doatii! tif pa_int,'shall| ti^iiapplied^ Ptire drier to plaster which has never beforejibeert painted. 'riTfie; Iprmiiag'- Ipt, . lpf- o 1 pt 1 pL coat. shall ibe Dutch' Boy Wall ^rjjmejh or the following':. Dutch Boy- "White Lead (heavy! palsle)' : 100 IbP . . Pure boiled linseed oil ' - ' .;7'g4"-'. ' Ptitie turpentine ; . J.-gal.-`' ' ''' tfote; If boiled linseed oil can nOt. be obtained, 7 gal. rdvt'.tinieed oil. vfith 3 pt.w drier may bis used instead,' 'and.urill most .case's^gvOffl 'sbhisfac-, tary results. jBoiled oil W much su^erforfidtowever, and'Will ti&oidt'efifouble" wkeii conditions are difficult. It seals f>pi\es in the piasttf :Md'\pf;evettts'' sitefiphi': " v '! , !. Mix the paint ftir the second coat according to formula B in, paragraph IP and according ip iformula C. for th.e:!ffinishhig ; coatij ifj.ajii.flat; finish, is desired. :|If ati eggshell finishji&jjVranted,-: miX^th'ejl.pamt for'the finistunglrcc^jj: According to fo'rmula D.il, Pure dry red lead Pure linseed oil Lampblack-in-oil Ptire littirpentine PUre drier 1001b. 3%'gal. None Ipt. I'pt (c) Third coat (dark brown) Dijttch. BJoy Red Lead-in-oil Ptire'linseed'oil Lampblapk-in-oil Ptfre'lfajijjentine Pure.'drier 1001b. 3%;gal. 13 Oz. Ipt Ipt 1001b. 3% gal. 61b. Ipt Ipt Id, repainting plaster walls, follow ft practice'recommended-;j' Pure 'dry red lead for new plaster, ,ificept that the .pxirhing coat mayi |t;ted-, ]' Piire. llitiseed oil ;j_. . ' .- TL.aomrnpribhlaarc-ktr-jinn--nofill (Ifi^Mrick and./Stuceo-^Tht/ee: coats of print, miitedjds fol-; Fiirei [turpentine lows, shall :be applied to brick or stucco which has tidviejtj|!lfefqj Pure; drier been painted: . 1 L'': (a) Priming ebat (b)'^S^[ndj:jcoht' 1001b. 5 gal. 6% lb. Ipt Ipt e one-third boiled and Dutdi Bey White Lead Pure litrieed oil Pure furijentine Pure drier' Soft'1 ''iffeayy.. Pasteii isle Paste- VF-7' jr- >;jtf jjfdiiud Lred lead- is to be used, specify Dutch Boy Liquid -t -: Red Eead N- 1 (natural red lead color) for first coat, Dutch 100 Ibi 6%ga1> lOOlb.V ;K : Boy Liquid Red Lead No. 6 (light brown) for second-coat 3% j*T atid Dutch'[Boy Liquid Red Lead No. 7 (dark brown) for lgal, %Pt ; ' lgal."' lp^ jHflS|t&.kL- 1 third .jjetiat [ 'Where': a; dark color other than hrown is desired for the [coat (d) Third .coat finishing'! cOat, one of the following formulas shall be used (Oil glbss inisji) ; Soft11 !eavy Paste 'astie Paste [Paste Dutdi Boy "White Lead 100 lb. lb. Pure linseed oil 2% gahf 3' 100 lb. Noti'6 . Dutch Boy Flatting Oil None' 'Nonjei Pure turpentine* Pure drier Ipt;, iIpVlt, J*WM -N , %pt Nbne Boiled linseed oil is recommended] but,it .. not iavat'Eable Use' pure raw linseed oil and add pure dner not (O'jsxc'eei.d_ _1% ipt.; ' " 1i tWhere boiled oil is used, reduce djrierr.tp;:' 1 pt- according to the color desired: Dutch, B!oy jRed Lead-in-oil . Pure linefeed oil 1 Meditim:[:fchrome.yellow : Qiinese or prussian blue Ptire turpentine . Pure drier : Light green 1001b. 5%g 301b. 121b. Ipt Ipt ; Dutch JBoy Red Lead-in-oil Dark, green 1001b. 4 gal. 12% lb. 7% lb. 2>t. 2pt Black 1001b. Twp coats of paint shall be applied ir repaiftting brick and stucco. For the first 'coat, mixithe painactc.o.rd.i.n^g; jto' f.o...W. ..n..u..l.a. B in paragraph .14 and for thb firiBhitig ciotit according' to: formula C or D. .: Ptire lihseed oil ! Chinese or prussian blue ; LtimpbJ[a|k-in-oil '! Pure turpentine Pure drier 14 gal. 161b. 521b. %gal. %'gri. (IS) Concrete and'Stone--Three:coats of paint, mixeji asi- If liquid red lead is to be used, specify Dutch Boy Liquid foilows, shall be; applied to concrete; ahd stone which have Red Leri} According to the finishing color desired,, that is: never before been'painfed:T ....M No. Shdight green'; No. 9-^dark green'or No." 5--black.' "