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13' 31 ------^ feint - NATIONAL LEAG - i Member-of the Produoctfs Gouncilfsjnicrt^v^t> * i Materials Td th*~ Prol-rcfion and D"cdrttion of Wood, Plaster, " C^nerct; Stucco Stone Dn^k, M=+al NEW YORK, N. Y.f HIE oadway J " BUFFALO, N. Y., 116 0-* Ch ic a g o ; ;1LU0 90 CINCINNATI, OHIO, 659 recRijn Avenue PHILADELPHIA CLEtoi^'.OHCd. 17.13 ' Tlird reet 'V * Bi 7chr PirrsBURGt pX.r Natioi/aLLe3<j & Oil Co.i.of PAINT FOR WOOff (feXTER'lOH j'SmceemmmBSggm ll beeft usfect for^outsTdPSamrng dh wood. IS 1 1 m -and oil" v is-.&till s fcmcfSrd today. An-in the Lead Industries Association shows thzft close to TO per cent o v i'; tor ,e. specify p jre white-lead^ such as 1Dutch ? 'ex,&aur a vork/t -> ,! - The pc ition of supremacy beltL by \vb 'is due to ttus paint's remarkable ciurabJ une-io.-ndI protective qualities. It gives a highly w<ather-resistant coating vvhidi r< gpod,,appcarance over a long period. T furthermiore, remains elastic and tllereforc lead pami is not subject to the eraeking a ing evil.. On-the contrary, it siAys un ; smooth a:id even. "t o ScU T\-*\e hi e - quick-miaJtig vrfiite lead equally, siultable' side outside use. ' Convenic n, - economic d. Contains pure white-lead, p seed oil a it n P T Tu 1 1 peritine tsfy at fr&SM. Hi,;merit char: or many old buildings uteres: ;.>r -warty 'years Di-lci Bo% Lin tea Oil--Selected oil in threbvarieties--raw, tloilbd and Stand- od T l ( u u li 1 v - oi Dedally treated for "body"). Dear, carefully fil- tercd'weltsetfled. v Combs in.sealed cans. Dut<*n B, L quin D~ier--A strong . Kt_r of f,,>, ul composition,Ainifpnii in .inn^i H*w1 r.p ~1j I meed for effi- aeifesJ3yin. ., l > ,- PAINT FOP SC/Lll'S / ND JIS'-TNC PLASTER SHJCCO, <"c\cn.ETC. Extcri: -In additi 1 concrete a 1 enor stucco. proofing c absorbent, i i it ll i seal the si vent the a - " ,, 3": " White - lead ^fc.Y .'li^ andLeadMixpig Oil make ,da itmrully wreaatthh-- yZff'W-Zf. *"# paili' te from LUC ! ats and ti dry must be waterproof to iprevenifrimoisti; mg its way in from .the outsider Paint made from Dutch Boy vrhk&4er Mixing Oil performs these functions. T coat tops suction. In addition, this pan weai n i 1 * . i ' l ^ l iar white-lead, and linseed oil paint. The i mains elastic throughout its long Jife. it Subject to cracking as iaie brittle painti retain ~p, c u ib chalking t o a perfect.- repaint.: Surifaucj" . The Dtiich fioy Tiade-Mark is a SliJf:- of Quachy Vain! Mdientds C *3 N28121 0000-NLI-000014443 n a t io n a l LEAD COMPANY ^ ^ ^ Interior--Dutch Boy white-lead and Lead Mixing Oil paint is particularly adapted for. use on interior plaster-and other porous r; surfaces because, m addition to its sealing qualities, it is a true"! "flat" paint It provides rich, solidly smooth finishes, suitable for* the finest interiors and of extraordinary durability. White-lead and Lead Mixing Oil paint Should he for all coats. As a primer, it stops surface suction, hides fire-cracks and provides a solid foundation for succeeding coats. As a final coat, it dries to a solid flat with only a very slight sheen at angle! reflection, The fact that this paint is used also for exteriors:gives an idea of the durability of the finish. It stands up under repeated washings, and pencil marks, ink stains, finger smudges, etc. can be cleaned off with little trbuble and .no damage to the film. Try the "HeeV Test." Grind your keel against a Lead Mixing Oil job, that is thoroughly dry. Then wash, the spot, TJie dirt will come off and the paint will not be damaged. White-lead and Lead Mixing Oil paint is easy to rpix, tint and apply. It1 has good biding power, easy spreading qualities mid levels out free from bru.v.marks or shiners. No stip pling is necessary to obtain a smooth, even finish. Dutch Boy Lead Mixing Oil--A special piix: quickly Into white-lead paint without vehicle for mixing with whiterlead. Makes a thinning. Li?e'includes all colors in popuflat paint which seals, protects and beautifies lar iiemarid :'or painting, porou;s 'SurfaceSr-rinterior or: exteridr* Ejutc^ ; Bey. -Walt A special Dutch Boy CoIors-in-Oil--Tinting pig- primer for1 use in sealing exceptionally ments of exceptional strength and purity and porous interior surfaces. Has good hiding of true color tone. Of proper consistency to powjer.and' s coverage. ?*CTEC7:NC STRUCTURAL METAL AGa ia ST CORROSION The use of pure red-lead, and lifiSeedi oil paint to protect iron and steel against corro sion has long been approved;practice among architects, engineers and thosfe with large and costly metal structures to maintain. Kfedlead's superiority as a metal.i protective ipklnt has been proved, not only by numerouss:'testk over a long period b time* t!ut!;|hy i fhe ^arg experience of red-lead users for past Its satisfactory performance1 service conditions, repeatedtiver and.over _ on many paintJobs, is its bdk jrecomrnendatJon, : Pure red-lead paint is insoluble in water, unaffected hv ordinkry atmospheric gases and sticks t:\htly to the surface it covers, j Ried-Leac Oil--Dutch Boy red-lead in .o^I ijs! pigjhiy .ixidilzed, pure red-lead ground ,jto. paste1 icou-dstency inpurelinseed oiL Its exceptional;-.' nigh PhjG, content and the filiji|sJss.!|o^ pigment jparticles insure excelld|mt keeping i^nd irusl^ingi:1qualities, good ' extreme durability. 'Utch Boy liquid use pure redof 33 lbs. dry Experience tan durability idsure. Dutch Available in mown, 'timer--This i^r than pure df synthetic dhgptime has lours. Excel|<3 protection !me is short. 0000-NLE-000014444 ..... - K J * - AI >'%& i* 'I- - " " - _r if NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY GENERAL PAINTING SPECIFICATIONS Following are rior and for the painting of inte- Preparation of Surface (X) Woodwork--New woodwork shall be cut smooth with sandpaper where required and dusted clean before priming. From old woodwork which has been painted before, all loose paint, scale, dirt and dust shad be removed. Wash off with benzine or turpentine all parts where Uqv...1 paint Remover has been used. After the: priming coat on new wo-u'r work is applied, all knoes and sappy streaks shall receive one coat o: shellac IVarnish brushed out thin ana all dints, cracks and other defects shall be filled with putty, composed of white-lead and whiting. (2) Plaster--Before applying any paint to plaster, either new or old, see that it is clean and smooth. Fill all cracks and holes with patching piaster. Where new plaster to be painted is not properly aged, it. shall be treated before priming with a solution made by dissolving 2 lbs. of zinc sulphate in 1 gah of water. <3> Erick and Sfcono--New brickwork shall not be primed until dryj At lea*t 2 or 3 days of dry weather shall precede painting. If. any mortar has become loose Or damaged! all such places shall oe pointed with mprtar before applying paint After priming, correct small detects in the Surface With putty. (4) Stucco and Concrete--Stucco or concrete shall be allowed td stand iriry at least .--is months before paint is applied. If. painted before iris lime, it shall be treated with a solution made by dissolving 2 lbs. .ii zinc sulphate ir, 1 gaU of water. (5) 35tal Work--Iron, steel and other metal work shall be cleaned thoro.-.^L.iy r.t' M.1 loose paint, dirt, oif, grease, rust, scale and .iwoF foreign matter before paint is applied. T* the walls-are exceptionally porous, Dutch Bpy .Wall Primer may be su..-..:uted ifor the priming coat above. 1 , , .. 1;, repainting plaster, only two coats are necessary and the priming coat may be omitted. .3 , . , "Yae minimum quantities of Lead Mixing Oil ^hould be used when the greatest amount of hiding is needed. - 1. the final coat is to bet stippled, reduce the Lead Mixing Ou t two gallons. j Eew Woodwork, Interior--Woodwork inside never before jv. ....-j, shall first receive a priming coat as iolldws: [ Priming Coat Dtirris Boy All-Purpose Soft Paste White-Lead..;.................. Dviscii Boy Linseed Oil.................................... ............................... I'tire Turpentine.......... ............................... ............. ..................... Dutch Boy: Liquid Drier...................... ....j................................ 100 lbs. 3 gals. 1% gals. Iph This priming coat shall be followed by two coats mixed as follows: j Third Coat, Second Coat Flat Finish Dutch Boy All-Purpose Soft Paste White^Lead 100 lbs. 100 lbs. Dutch Boy Lead Mixing Oil...................... . . ggals. 3gais. jt a semi-gloss finish is desired, use a paint composed of equal volumes of il.e fiat paint above and Dutch Boy wall Primer. (13) Repainting Woodwork, Interior--In {repainting interior wood work. only two coats are necessary. Use' the sairie formulas as for New \V o.i-iwork, Inside, simply omitting the priming coat. (14) Brick, Stucco, Concrete, Stone--Three coats of print, mixed Ac '-liiows, shall be applied to bnck, stucco, concrete and 6tone never i. printed: Third i Coat, Priming i Second Flat** D: BoyAll-Purpose Soft Paste Coat > Coat Finish \. ..ite-Lead ...................................... 100 lbs. : 100 lbs. 100 lbs. Drisrh Boy Lead Muring Oi!__ ...*4 to 5 gals. j *3 to 4gals. *3 to 4gals. The Paint and Its Application (6) Resignation oi Paint to Be Used--All woodwork, piasters brick, stone, concrete and stucco which are to be painted, shall be painted; with Na t io x j u . Lead Co mpa n y 's Dutch Boy White-lead, Dutch Boy Lin-, seed </.j, pure turpentine, DutchBoyLiguid Drier, Dutch Boy Lead Mix-! ing CKi, and Dutch Boy Wall Primer mixed and applied according to the; formulas hereinafter designated for each kind of work. All metals shall: be printed with Na t io n a l Lead Co mp an y s Red-Iead-m-mt or red lead, paint according to instructions hereinafter given for each specific pur;io.-o.. j Materials--In producing tints and shades^ Dutch Boy' Color.s-in-Oil shall be used. If colors-tn-oil are used in quantities large] enougl. -o affect the consistency of the paint, the quantities of thinners; named in the. formulas shall.be. increased in amount equal to the volume of the tinting material. which may be on the surface has completely disappeared. Painting in w:n;er weather shall only be done when the temperature is above, 50 degrees F.- and when all: surfaces are dry. AH exterior work shall' he allowed to dry at least/+ days before the next coat is applied and at least '2 days shall he allowed between coats on interior-work. Priming Coat Dutch Boy All-Purpose Soft-Paste White-Leari-- Dutch Boy Linseed Oil..., 'Pure Turpentine ................ tDutch Boy Liquid1 Drier..,- 100 lbs. 4 gals. 1% gals. 1 Pt- Second Coat Third Coat 100 lbs. 100 lbs. 1% gris. - 3 gals. Hi gals.......................... 1 Pt. 1 pL 'With heavy paste whitehead, add ;1 qt. turpentine to third coat f.irmula and increase by this quantity the turpentine in other two costs. tWhen boiled oil is used,! reduce drier to V& pt. (Y5) Metal Work,- Exterior and Interior--Three coats of paint, shri: be applied to exterior and interior metal Work. Either the paste r.-.j: Dad or the liquid red-lead paints sold under the Dutch Boy trade-mark Dutch Boy Paste Red-Lead............. . D;.... ; Boy Raw Linseed Oil...............- Turpentine ............................ D".nc'it B"oy Li.q..u...i.d....D...r.ier......... 100 JbsJ ITi gals. TVS pti 1% pts. Dutch Boy Liquid . Red-Lead No. 1 Second Coat (Light Brown) ! -h Boy Paste Red-Lead. .............. i Boy Unseen Oil.......................... .. Buoy Lirainmi pblack............................ TurpesUin............... h Boy Ijaquid Drier.. 100 lbs! Dutch Boy Liquid Red-Lead No. 6 Third Coat (Black) ' Boy Paste Red-Lead.............. . .. Boy Linseci. Oil.......................... Du;ch Boy Chinese or Prussian Blue. Dutch Boy IjampbUck................. .. Pure Turpentine............ ................... .. -l/iiiJi Boy Liquid Drier.................... 101 154 14; 64 IV- r-, 1% gat Dutch Boy Liquid Red-Lead No. S Whenever] conditions demand quick drying, ! )utch Boy Quick-Drying I'.- . J-.-ad Primer should be specified. Dutch B y Quick-Drying Red-leaa nay l;be u,-i for all coats. For inspec i< brown by the addition of from H to Jb pt. of rr .v--------- prtion is increased b------ J iT- -* *- e ground in;japan. (10) Repainting Woodwork, Exterior--Two coats of paint, mixed as follows, shall be applied: First Coat Dutch Boy All-Purpose Soft-Paste White- Lead, ........................ .i...................................... 100 lbs. Dutch Boy Linseed Oil....1........... 2 gals. Pure Turpentine ................ ;............................. 1% gals. tDutch Boy Liquid Drier...;................. 1 pt Second Coat 100 lbs. 3 gals. 1 pt. Formulas for Other ^ork 7f the type of painting work to be j done is not covered here, we shall be glad to furnish the proper formulas for it i; vou wiU address a request to Na t io n a L Lead Co mp a n y , 111 Iiroadway, : New York, N. Y. j With heavy paste whitedead, add l qt turpentine to second coat formula and increase by iliife quantity the turpentine in first coat. tWhen boiled oil is ]used,-| reduce drier to lA pt (XI) Blaster, Interior--Plaster never before painted shall receive three coats of paint mixed as follows: ! Priming Second Third ............. Ail;Purpose Coat' Coat .. Soft Paste?, White-Lead 100 lbs. 100 lbs. 100 ii Dutch Bby Lead Mixing *4toS *3 to 4 *3 to Oil...... gals. gals. gala Booklets on Painting 'iir booklet "Painting Specifications Covering the Use of Dutch Boy 1*..-.Suets" contains complete and detailed specifications for the painting oi nearly all: building materials in common use( Another practical boric, oi unusual value to those interested in the subjects of paint and painting i- u-jr "Handbook on Fainting." This book gives formulas and directions i..r exterior and interior painting work of all frinds. We also publish a bniikiet, "Structural Metal Painting", which discusses the causes of corr. -...n and remedies for it, besides giving formulas and going into detail t... ilie subject of painting structural metal. | The Dutch Boy Trade-Mark fs a Sign of Quality Paint Materials -- -- j-- -Ail - -- -^ 0000-NLI-000014445