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N29046 T Guide to SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Products and Specifications 0007-SWP-041398 0007-SWP-000124792 exterior finishes 15 Sh SWP Exterior Paint SWP is the brand name of Shcrwin-Willianis' exterior pniiit. This nationally famous product. villi other S W quality-pamt*, for protection of exterior- wood arid ma sonry, assures the architect of maximum ilurabiUly and economy on all types of exterior surfaces. SWP Undercoaler 450 Ready-tournc: SWP Undcrcoatcr 450 primes and seals badly weathered surfaces or imp,Tinted wood and uni forms weathered arid sheltered surfaces. It dries to a dull finish that (bonds perfectly with the final paint coat. This imirml is ectrcnmly opaque, which insures good coucn ig. ami its special fornniUtiou gives it particularly strong adhesive qualities. SWP One-Coat White 476 A. special formulation of SWP for a one-coat job over previo idy painted surfaces in good condition. It comes in wli tr only aad should not be tinted or mixed with other i&tnts Tor best results, use only over light colors --white, ivory, cream or light gray. SWP Trim and Tinting White The -ideal white for painting trim where the body of the ho is painted a different color, or is brick or stone construction. Its ilia Tic resistant-pigmentation makes it most desired foi *rH surfaces-.. It is also the rccominriirlril base for making light tints with the addition of Kent Tinting iQolors, except Green 104 and Orange 401, S-W First Quality Colors* or with regular SWP colors, except 'Solfasl. Red* 1 SWP Fume Resisting White 436 tu iisome localities fumes front factories, oil refineries. chiMtuctl pUats, coal furnaces and decaying seaweed dis color erdmary white lead and oil pain Is. SWP Fume Rcsisti ig White 430 and S-W Gas & Fume Rotating Paints are To^mulate'rt with special pigment* nmt vehicles to give protection against discoloration from this cause. *fii KU. H,c I.;1k,r, t`hr me Hlu.- m-.i (i.4r t a-| Covering Capacity Tits architect and engineer are vitally concerned with the ultimate service a paint dim gives both in appearance am! piufeitivc qualities. Brushing x paint out to its maximum coverage per gallon is not always consistent with long time durability. True economy requires the maximum in protection over a long period ami can only be obtained when punti is applied to an adequate thickness. The recommended.(average spreading rate is as follows: On M*w Cents Flrit iCetril--.SWP TJnriereoater 450 Second Co o t --SWP House Paint Third Cot--SWP House Paint 450-500 sq. ft. per gal. 500 sq. ft. per gal. 550 sq. ft. pec gaL On Mew Wavd--Z Coats Ms vCoai--SWT* Undcrcoatcr 450 Second Coof--SWP House Faint 450-000 sq. ft. per pal. 500 sq. ft. per gal. On Prevl-auily- IPaln^ed Weed---2 Co,iti Flrjf Coa i--h3WP: iUiKtcri'intrc -ini) Second C:al--SWT 11011*0 Paint 5ml sq. ft. per gal. 5irn ?q. ft. per gal. On Pfe^lvM1y PaIn1d Wd -- J Coat l Flrt Cooi -- SWf One Coit WMto 470 100 sq. ft. jwr gal. Mildew Resistant Additive .Sherwin-Williams Mildew Resistant Additive is for use in arcas'whcrc mildew is prevalent and extra protection fa needed against discoloration. When using Mildew Re sistant Additive in SWP House Paint, always add Mildew Rr-wisUnt Additive to the undercoat as well as succeeding coats. 5WP Trim Colors possess mildew resisting quali ties, therefore do- not require Mildew Resistant Additive. SWP Exterior Velvet Plot Paint Especially designed for,use, on stucco, cemept block, brick, masonry, wood shinglc. shake, rough lumber and asbestos .shingle. It is nor, recommended for the painting of roofs. This companion product to SWP Gloss House Paint pro duces a bcautifuli; long-lasting exterior velvet flat finish., most preferred for masonry and-shingle shake surfaces. SWP Primer No. 61 Prilmer No. 61 primes and Seals new or weathered stucco, concrete, bricky cement Mock, asbestos shingles and other masonry surfaces. It is highly resistant to alkali and when properly applied produces an excellent primer for these surfaces. 5-W Concrete Floor Primer For use on new^or unpainted concrete floors as an undercoajt for S-W P$rch & Floor Enamel. It resists the alkali, always present m concrete, which attacks oil paints and enamels. 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. Other Exterior Products S-W Porch and Floor Enamel S-W Enarneloid (Interior and Exterior Enamel) S-W Roxpar Varnish (Interior and Exterior Varnish) S-W Sher-Gide (Traffic Zone Paint) p.ijzr--=~-------------------------\ Types of Wood The common woods for exterior construction vary widely in their ability tu retain paint. They may be classified into the following groups: Group No. 1. Holds paint longest end suffers least when the paint Qlm enters a period of neglect. (n) Cedar <b) Cypress (c) Redwood. Croup No. 2. Holds paint as well as first group but wood docs not hold up ,a|s well when repainting is neglected. <<i| Northern White Pine (e) Western "White Pine (f) Sugar Pine. Croup No. 3. Does not hold paint as well aa first and second group* and wood is more affected by weather when repaint ing is neglected. (g) Hemlock (h) Ponderosa Pine (I) Spruce. Group No. Woods In this group give least satisfactory service as a base far outside paint. (Jj Bomjlas Fir (k) Western Larch (1) Southern Yellow Pine. 3 The Sherwin-Williams Co, * Cleveland, Ohio o 007-s w p -041399 0007-SWP-00Q124793 exterior finishes preparation AH rtvirf.ii-M to:; he painted must be clean and dry. No paint ing shall.,be drone (a) immediately after a rain or during; rainy' \rcatlicrJ, (b) over frost or dew or (c) when the tem perature is- below' 50* F. Knott and pitch streaka shall be scraped or burned, then coated with shellac, before pruning coat is applied. Att nail holes oj: small openings shall lie carefully Riled with white lead {iiit/tyafier the pruning coat has dried. previously painted surfaces Remove alllaosc and waling, paint by scraping or burning. Causes1 of peeling paint. shall be determin r*l and cani'cted by repairing* alt dcrecUve flashing, pullers, spouting, shrink age crack.ii ictc.i wlirre inolsturc can jtcni'lrairt behind the surfnim in,i: cast? .of; genera) lieellnit. cherk insulation. air cotnli y!n!pqr !|bari h*^ etc. Remove all defective sash putty, clean sash and prltrir with SWP LTiJitrrroatcr -150. When dry replant wlih Itruenl nil imtty and let harden, covering It when applying the finish edat. 501-- Wood Surfococ--New, Unpoinfed flr*t Coar--SWP Undcreoatcr 150. S*<nd Cast--SWP Exterior paint. Third coot---SW? Exterior Taint. For eiinmel finish on exterior wood, uso S-W EnameloJil for Second ami Third Coat above. 502-- -Wood Surface s--Previously Paintsd FrimIng--spot prime all burned off, scraped or bare wood with 3WP Underwater 15Q. Tint Coer--SWT `Undcrcoatcr 450. Second Coot--SWP Exterior Paint. 503-- Fume Resisting Exterior Paint Whercnfinnc resisting paints arc required on new wood, fol low Specification No .ii.50J above, using SWP Undcreoatcr -l.rn fbr the First Coat followed with two coats SWP Fume Re sisting White 43G or iS-W Gas te Fume Resisting paint. On previously; ipalnted work, follow Specification No. 502 using S;WP Fume Resisting White 43C- or S-W Gas * Fume Resisting1 Taint tfor both coats. Porch Floors preparation Surfaces must lie clean and dry. Adequate veutllation should bo provided underneath porch flooring to prevent rotting from midatnnx All loose, scaling or blistered paint mast be scraped or burned off. All roughened wood and edges of broken paint shall bi sandpapered smooth. 506--Wood Poich floor*--New, Unpalnfed FrfmlrMj;-Porch flooring shall receive one priming coat of SWP lUudercoater 4fft on all shies anil edges before the floor is laid fb*r Coot---S-W Porch amt Floor Enamel rcd\i-M with ' , pt. Evolvent dr turpentine per gallon. 4 Second Cost--3-W Porch and Floor Enntuel. 507--Wood Porch Floors--Prevf'otft/y Painted Prlrnlnfl--AU bare spots to 1>e primed with S-W Porch and Floor Enamel thinned with pt. S-W Exoivent or turpen tine per gallon. f|rsf Coat--S,W Faroh and Floor Enamel. Second Con?--S-W Porch and Floor Enamel. {Optional.) Shingles and 5hakes 509--Wood Shingles and Shakes -- Painted (Mfljdmvm Durability! Mr*t Coat--SWP Underwater 450. Second cost--SWF Exterior Velvet Fiat Paint. Extremely porous surfaces may require a. second coat of SWp 4f>d Undcreoatcr as above. v 510--- Wood Shingles--- Stained (Alternate, tower Co.t) flrij Coaj--S-VV iSbj&ngle Stain. Apply by dipping. S<ond Coat-j-i-S-W 'Shingle Stain brushed on after shingles arc laid. Add I pti raw linseed oil to the gallon. Masonry Walls preparatlon-r-New Work Surface.1! must be cjleah And free from dirt and loose or excess mnttpir. Do not paint after a rain--surface most be dry. Do not paint over improperly cured stucco or concrete. preparation---OM Work Scrape off alt loose or seating paint and wire brush thor oughly. Allow several days of warm, dry weather for thor ongli drying;after a rain. Point up all bad mortar joints and fill cracks or broken spots with good cement mortar. Check for faulty flashings (hat might result in moisture entering the Vail and affeqtirig the finished work. Surfaces in poor condition a* a result of peeling or loose paint or uniisuaLly Iparous surfaces resulting from the use of ccmdut water paints should be sandblasted to remove old paint completely. 5H --Bricky S!uco# Concrete, Cinder Block & Asbestos Siding ffrj Coot--SWP Primer No. 61. Se<ond Co-l--SWP Exterior Velvet Flat Paint. Extremely poions Surfaces may reqnire. an intermediate coat to seal and uniform the surface. This should consist of SWP 450 Undcrcoatcr unless directed otherwise on the label. Water RepeHertl S VV ; Water Repellent ia a transparent liquid material de signed to repel ithe passage of water through above grade uapalntcd masonry construction materials. It penetrates the surrajcc nnyWherfe from /8 to \/4 inch and becomes a part of tho jjiatcrlal! yet it does not form a visible surface JUm nor does Jit discolor the surface- By not sealing the surface, it permits the normal passage of air and moisture through the masopry surface, thus reducing flaking, chipping and crack ing ^antngc caused by the freezing and thawing action. It luiniflLlzcs water seepage through the pores; and. it will reduce or coflipUtely eliminate efflorescence of soluble salts. Water Repellent can be used on brick, concrete, stucco, mor tar cement, 4andbtoo.e and concrete block. It is not effective on limestone, 0007-SWP--041400 0007-SWP-000124794 interior wails and ceilings rs sh Painter Craft Products Professional products of fop quality Architects . . The PafjiUT Craft line Is esjrcrially dcHigncd for-tins' pc<ti>$pi<frial painter, fulfilling, hi* exacting rcquirnncuta an Quality, durability ami1 cann of application. The hue includes a rirmcivted -Wall: Printer and Kcnler. P;V.A. Primer, and Sealer. Heavy-Diuy Alkyd Flat. Enamel UndcrcoatRr. Dull Eg-Shrl Alkyd Enamel. Hcmi,Gloss Enamel. Gloss White Alkyrl Enamel. Stipple Flat, Alkyd Wall Paint and Exterior Semi Ba*tte Paint, These products arp'furnished only' in white, suitable for, tinting with S*W First Quality Tinting Colors, except P.V.A. Primer and-Scaler to be tinted with Kem Tinting Colors. applhaUon--Bruslii roller or, spray; eoverage 400 to fl)0 sq. ft. per galloUi, Wall Primer and Sealer Wall Primer and Scaler primes and seals walls and ceil ings against suction, enabling succeeding coats to Cover properly, eycnly andv with greater ease. It is supplied ready to use for all interior wall surfaces such an smooth, sand finish and textured plaster, wallhoard, brick, tinglnzctl itile :and concrete. Comes in white only; may be tinted withrS-W First Quality Tinting Colors. a/r/dicn/iVm-TT-Brusli, roller oc spray; coverage 000 to 550 sq. ft. per gallon. Multi-Color 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 neck sue lacquer, color balanced for use as a Scatter, Coat over a colored background or sprayed Full Coal rover a primer. These colors remain separate F1a-Tor CoJrHarmony Alkyd Rat Enam(--Odrli; Seml-lutfr* Color and distinct on the surface and create a pleasing decora tive circct. Scatter Coat application is the most decorative and prac tical for wall work in homes, factories, schools, hotels, Olliers, anti other commercial buildings wherever beautiful wall decoration: is desired. The background color is applied first in the conventional manner, allowed to dry. acid then the JvlultijColor of your selection is sprayed lightly over the surface. The application of Multi-Color over any surface greatly jftiproyea its washability and durability. Fail Coat application is used to advantage in areas of extreme abuse in commercial building's such as elevators, busy corridors, and. o course, for products finishing too. There arc 20 single colors and 10 ready-mixed blends in the Multi-Color Line and. tty intermixing, the range of multicolored effects is unlimited. Kem^Glo A superb, low gloss enamel for walls in kitchens, bath rooms. hallways and for all woodwork and trim. Avail able in a choice of beautiful colors and White. Gives walls a rich lustre that looks and washes like baked enamel. np/tf/cflftan--Brush, roller or spray: dries to recoat In 4 to 5 hours. Coverage approximately 400 sq. ft. per gallon. Enamelotd Far Inferior ancf Exlerior Use A fine quality, decorative, full gloss enamel which may be intermixed to produce many soft, pleasing tints to harmonize with any decorative scheme. Over a similar color, covers solidly in one coat. crj/j/iro/Jou--Brush, roller nr spray: dries to recoat In 16 hbiifs. Coverage a pproxlmately 400 sq. ft. per gallon. Xiiff l'r detailed '.past iPet\$*ation%. rnnt.ict yutr local S-H" Branch. itrrt<iny --Odof!**, refer le peg* 10. surface preparation--New Work New Fluster, must bo allowed to dry thoroughly, usually requiring at, least 30 days before painting. Ventilation of rooms while drying Is essential. surface preparation--Old Work Badly soiled walls should be washed. Small cracks and broken places should be repaired with rustic Faich. deep holes with Patching IMnstcc. When dry, spot prime with S-W Wall Primer and Sealer. Old paint that Is hnrd and glossy should be sanded or wiped with S-W Prcparito imme diately prior to application of first coat. 512--Walls and Ceilings--flat Finish New *nrf Old Work--Tw Coals-- Waster, BrUk, Wottboard, Wood Fim Coat--S-W Wall Primer Jfc Sealer. Sond Coat--S-W Flat-Tone Alkyd Flat En.uucL -V 513--Walls, Ceilings and Trim--Sml-Utrr FinUh-- Now and Old Work--Two Coat--Plantar, Brisk, Woitboord, Wood flrt Coat--On plaster, brick and wall work, S-W Wall Primer and Sealer. On woodwork, S-W Semi-Lustre. Second Ccat--S-W Semi-Lustre. 514-- Walls, Ceilings and Trim--Dull Cnamof finUh-- Now and Old Wttrk -- Two Cool*---Piaster, Srrtb, Wallhoard, Wood Ffrt Coci--S-W Kem-Gto. Sacond Coat--S-W Keru-Glo. 515--Walls, Ceilings and Trim--rH G!o* Cnamol Finish-- Hew and Old Work--Three Coots--Pfojfer, Brisk, Wallhoard, Wood Flrtt Coot--On plaster, brick and wallboard, S-W Wall Primer and Scaler. On wood lunpauited}, S-W Flat-Rite Enamel Undcrcoatcr reduced with 1 pint raw linseed oil per gallon. Sacond Coat or Repaint Work---S-W Flat-Rite Enamel Undercoater mixed with equal parts of finish coat enamel. Third Coot--S-W Kem-Namel Snow White or S-W Enameloid. Tor two-coat work on wood, omit first coat specified above. Tor two coat work on plaster and wallboard, omit second coat and tint first coat to approximate color of finish coat. A'i'fr: faiatrr Cruft fr/ulucU may be tiled in l/ir above Jftfi/ieatians 10'ifi .;!illy hidsfjriary results. The Sherwin-Williams Co. * Cleveland, Ohio 0007-SWP-041401 0007-SWP-000124795 interior woodwork and floors Painter Craft One-Day Floor Finishing System Consists- of two products designed to provide a high fft.vic, loriu Vi.'i:arine wood floor finish in one day.. Fainter Craft Fast Dri Floor Sealer impregnates the wood with pre set vatire cut .-tin! resin, HR a pood surfnt-c build yrii i:h sea Is qaiust. moisture. amt dirt. Dric* in 2 hours. Pnintar Craft "Alkyd -i Varuisli is a full gloss finish; producing an elastic. durable dear coating. Itidrics hard in 8 to 1C hours. While intendpd: primarily as an interior, varnish, this ii-oduct also possesses good exterior durability. Mar- not Varnish This is our highest grade interior varnish for floors and woodwork. Tough, ^atrr. Iieat and arid resistant. In a dry roam at 70" F. Mar not dries dust-free in 2 hours; is hard eircciurjlr to walk on lightly in 12 to I I hours, ami can be recanted In 18 hours. Comes in two finishes--full gloss and satin finish. Rexpar Highest grade spar varnish. Its tough, clastic film is re sistant, to sun, moisture .and weather. Recommended for all out,ndc varnished surfaces, and interior surfaces such as sills: sash, casings, laundry rooms, etc., where there is exposu 'c to moisture or temperature changes. Floor Seql (Penetrating Varnish) A wood floor surface sealer and hardener designed to withstand the: sculling and friction caused by heavy traf fic. It enters the wood floor and hardens it from "within by filling the pores and toughening the fibres of the wood itself, leaving little or no surface finish.: Does not darken the wood or make the floor slippery like linseed oil. One noat applied in package consistency with a brush or mop is generally sufficient for hardwood floors--two coats for new softwood; floors. Covers approximately 500 sq. ft. per gal. Gym Floor Finish Built specifically to with-Uaml wear and tear on gymna sium floors. It is a double-action finish as it not only harden* the wood by penetration but form* a tough sur face film that minimizes skidding, tracking amt burning of rubhcr-sollccl shoes.! It is also excellent for use on nil types oi worn! floors subject to extra heavy trnlllc. Covers approximately .100 sq.i ft. per gal. r surface preparation All surfaces shall be pamled smooth. Blemishes shall bo corrected ami the surface und the rmtm cleaned of dust before application of finishing coats. 5 16-f Wood Doors jCHtd Trim--Open Groin Wood--New W#rfc--Stein, HU,! Varnish finish RnrCear S-W Oil Stain. Second Coat--S-W Paste Wood Filler--Sand. Beauty-Lok. Finishes Beauty-Lok Finishes are a group of four products designed to ofler a wide color range of stained effects on Wood as well as clear finishes--Stain and G-lcss--for use by them selves nr over stained effects. Beauty-Lot Clear Seal and1 Blond Seal produce a "Wide range of modern colors by the simple addition of Hem Tinting Colors. Beauty-link Satin and Gloss produce "close to the grain'" effects rather than a heavy surface film. Improved drying .ti^iC^iihst'frtte in 30 minutes, liaid in 4 hours. For bcnuf.y and durability,; S-W Beauty-Lok products are ideal for paneled walb, doors, floors, trial, cabinets, furni ture, and other interior wood surfaces, For rlctaijcd work; specifications Contact your local Sherwm-WilHams Branch; Flat-Rile (Enamel Undercoater) The exceptional smoothness and hiding power of this uadercoatcr contribute greatly to the quality of the enamel CLai.sh:applied over it. Flat-Rite is ground to such fineness that painters mix it freely with gloss enamels to secure varying ch-grecs of satin finish preferred by the client. Due to this clean fine grinding, the need for sanding between coats is greatly reduced. Flat-Rite dries to reebat overnight. Covers approximately 400 sq. ft. per gal. Kern-Namel Snow White Gloss For Interior and Exterior Uso The intense whiteness and rich full gloss of this beautifnl architectural enamel plus its easy brushing qualities and perfect flow combine to. make tit the most attractive enamel finish it is possible to product for finest quality interior woodwork and trim. Produced!only in white, it dries dustfree in 2 to 3 hours and hard; in 12 to 16 hours. Covers approximately 400 sq. ft. per gal., one coat. Nai; For a full gloss enamel In colors, see Enameloid, p. 5. Porch and Floor Enamel Designed to withstand hard wear and repeated cleaning and scrubbing. Suitable for interior and exterior wood floors, porches, steps, metal stairs and concrete floors and steps. When used on concrete floors below grade, a coat of Ccaicnt. Floor Primer must be used tinder this enameL lhir<r Coat-- S-W Mnr-not Varnish reduced with 1 pint Exoivent or turpentine per gallon (Rexpar if exterior). Sand Uchtly. fourth Coer --S-W Mar-not Varnish (Rexpar if exterior). Sand lightly. fifth Coot --S-W Mar-not Varnish (Rexpar if exterior). For rubbed finish, allow to harden 72 hours and rub with powdered pumice and oil to uniform dull lustre. For dull rubbed effect without actual nibbing, use Mar-not Satin Finish as final coat {interior only). 517 --Wood Doors and Trim-Closed Grain Wood--New Werk -- Slofn, Varnish finish Same ns specification 516 for Open Grain Wood except omit Filler. 0007--SWP-041402 . 0007-SWP-000124796 interior woodwork and floors 15 Sh specifications (continued) 5 1U--Wood Floors--Open or Clo*d Grofrr Wo c k J-Nb w Work If.inlwnort floors may he cither open grain (Oak) or c-Ioncrl grain Uso spcclllen-lioit 5H ox M7. Omit stain tur natural flrilislt. 5 19--Wood Floors -- F<ii*-Orl Syttom -- Opurt or CIod Groin--'No-w Worl -- Slain, Fill, Seoler, VflrnUh Flrdih Pint Col -fl-W OU Strtllu Second Caor- S-W paste Wood Tiller-- Rand. (Omit this ennt on closet! lira In wood.) Third Goof--Fainter Craft'faxt-Dri floor Sr.-tlrr. Pourih Coof-`-Painter Craft Alkyd Varnish, Fifth Cool--When required, sune as Fourth Coat. 520 -- Vr/ood Floors--Po*f-OH System--Old Work Clean thoroughly and sand. Touch up hare simr* by reduc ing Painter Craft Alkyd Floor Varnish with 1 pint mineral spirits per gallon. Ffrit Cool--Painter Craft Alkyd Varnish. Second Co or--When required, sruue as First Oust. 521--Wood Floor --shellac Finish--Waxed Although not as durable as vnrnfsft. shellac nirords a good l>aso for waxing with minimum discoloration of the wood. Pirti Cool--:!#- Cut White Shellac, reduced --santl lightly. with alcohol Second Cast--3# Cut White Shellac without reduction. Third Coot--Same as Second Coat. When dry, buff with steel wool, apply hard wax and polish. 522 -- Heavy Duty Wood Floors--Po*trodg Varni*h -- For School*/ Department Store*, Induitrlaf Plant*, . Sand smooth and clean thoroughly. Open grain woods should he filled with S-W Paste Wood Filler. Old floors should be washed or sanded as required. Previous coats of varnish, wax or paint must be removed. Fir> Cool --Apply S-W Floor Seal by brush or mop. Wipe surplus from the surface. Allow overnight to dry. (May ho buffed If desired.) Second Coal--Same as First Coat. Where severe servlet* requires periodic renew.nl, dress tho surface with bulling machine, followed with one or two coats of Floor 3c.nl as above. 52 3--Gymnasium Floors--Non-Skid rtnih Saitd smooth and clean thoroughly. Open grain woods should he filled with S-W Paste Wood Filler. Old floors should bo washed or sanded as required. Previous coats of varnish, wax or paint must be removed. flrt Caai--S-W Oym Floor Finish, brushed or mapped an. Second Coat--Same as: First Coat. Gym Floor Finish may ho bulled with n power bnfl>r, but best non skid properties are obtained with nun huffed finish. Enameled Woodwork 524--Wood Doors and Trim tnm*l Finish---Mew Work---Three Coat* For full gloss cnameL specify Kern Name! Snow White or Enaiiidold^ if in color. For dull finish, specify the enamel intermixed with equal parts Flat-Rite Enamel Undercoater. Krm-Glo; a law glora enamel of tile like hardness and washability. may also be specified. (See specification No. 514. page! tu for dpfaitj&.)i['; flr*i Coot --S-W Flat-Rite Enamel Undercoater reduced with 1 pint of raw Linseed oil per gallon. Second CodJ-rtS-W Flat-Rite Enamel Undercoater intermixed with equal parts of the finish coat enamel. Flnlth Coal--S-W Kem-Naniel Snow White or S-W Enameloid. For a four-coat Jobi; repeat second coat before applying fin ish coat. 525 --Wood Doors and Trim -- (nam| Flnlth Previously varnished or enameled work In fair condition preparation Old paint that Is hard and glossy should be sanded or wiped with S-W Preparite before first coat is applied. Flrt Coot--S-W Flat-Rite Enamel Undercoater intermixed with equal parts of the finish coat enamel. Socond Coot--S-W Kem-Namel Snow White or S-W Enameloid. 526--Wood Oodrs and Trim -- fnomei Flnlth Previously vorrdihed or enameled work requiring removal of eld finish preparation Old finishes in poor condition should be taken off down to the original wood with S-W Taxite Faint k Varnish Re mover. It is Important to clean the surface thoroughly with S-W Prcpnritc. Exolvent or turpentine to remove the Taxite completely. Cover any bleeding stain remaining with shel lac or Anti-Bleeding Aluminum No. 413. Proceed a* for Enamel Finish--New Work, specified under No. 524 above. 527 -- Wood Floors---Fnamol flnlih--Now Work First Coot--S-W Porch and Floor Enamel reduced with pint Exolvcnt or turpentine per gallon. Second Coot--S-W Parch and Floar Enamel. 52 B--Wood Floors--Inomef FlnUh--Old Work All wax must be completely removed by scrubbing with cloth soaked In turpentine. For unwaxed floors, wash and dry thoroughly and either sand the surface or wipe with S-W Preparite to reduce the gloss of the old finish. Prime bare spots with S-W Porch and Floor Enamel reduced with V'2 pint of S-W Exolvent or turpentine per gallon. Flnlth Coat--Apply one coat S-W Porch and Floor Enamel. 529--Concrete Floors The surface must be clean, dry, free from oil. grease, soap or wax. Etch the ftodf by using a Ub. 6-ox. can of Bowleiie or 9hui-Flu!th to a gallon of water. Apply at the rate of one gallon of solution per each 100 square feet. Allow to stand 10 minutes and flush off with hose. Allow to dry thoroughly, about 48 hours, before painting. First Coot--S-W Concrete Floor Primer. Second Coot--S-W Porch and Floor Enamel. The Sherwin-Williams Co. * Cleveland/ Ohio 7 " : ....." G007--SWP--041403 0007-SWP-000124797 metal protective finishes For adequate protection, sleet surfaces must be given a rust inhibilive priming coat phut additional finish coats. Kromik Metal: Primer An cHrciiwe: primer for iron and steel. It prevents rust tln`0r,h the inhibitive action of its pigment -a carefuUy baJnmicil combination of zinc chromate, red lead, zinc o k trie and iron oxide. AlthoughKromik .Metal Primer is formulated as a First Goat to be covered with finish cants of MeUJastic or Kern A & A .Epoxy Enamels, the protection afforded with out rueoatmg is equivalent to the best top Coats--a; great advantage where steel mu*it stand for long periods oj: time bcfoio the field coat is applied Kromik is a good primer for galvanized iron that has been weathered to the point of nutingp but is not recommended for new galvanized . iron. appliesttoa By bri(.4h or spray. Dries to rccont In 1R hours. Coverage rxMsq. ft. per gallon. Film LG mils. Kent Kromik Primer Gim.siuts of i the proven pigment combination of Kromik Metal: PiiiUer with la synthetic vehicle which offers more rapid ihyingi;a.nd excellent durability. Adequate surface prepn ation is important (tpp!:i:-'!hpn--s^y brush or spray. Dries to recoat in -1 hours. Coverage GOp'j-^cji. ft. per gaUon. Film 1.2 to l.fi mils. Galvanized Iron Primer S-1V Galvanized Iron Primer is x special formulation containing finch divided, zinc which is packaged sepa rately in ^iliddiibleji compartment container. This for mula has demonstrated its ab.lity to adhere well to gal vanized iron land to provide a good tooth for succeeding coats of paint which, in general may be any good exterior type cf paint ,sucb as SWP House Taint or Metalastic. apphni(nvu---*By bnifib or spray. Orica lo iftccat In lfl-24 hours. Coverage GOO sq. ft. per gallon. Film 1.4 mils. Metalastic Paint Thin Jr am lajlicyd-iiioiliflcd. linseed oil paint to be used as a Gmdting coat for iron and ate?! structures' fftich as buildings and bridges. Produces a highly clastic Situ and. airorit i the beat possible outdoor protection. This formula ease of working and dura bility. Apply .one or two coats over Kromik Metal Primer, On g: Ivanixed iron; apply over S-W Galvanized Iron Primer. Available m five colors,and: black. rtppbVuLou-'-'iBy brush or spray. Set to touch' 4 hours*, recoot 48 hours. Coverage GOO (100 sq ft. per gallon. Film t.fl mils. Kerri Lustrall Enamel A fnl glo.-K* hard drying synthetic enamel for exterior and ii tenor use. Widely used in industrial maintenance as a nachm'e 'enamel dado enamel,, also for piping, ratiirigv, metal stairs, partitions, metal doors, lockers, bend.is fire escapes, hydiaiiLs and Uiany other items. Available ini full ratige of colors, Black and White. Not rdcoitijucmtcd! for l(irgc exterior areas like roofs--use Mctakstic. oppZicr:ron--Brush or spray. Set to touch 1i/2 hours: rocoat 16 ho'urs. Coverage COO sq. ft. per gallon. interiorr Wafer Tank Coating A nontoxic, black, clastic finish for the interior of water tanks; Whenii,thoroughly dry will not impart odor, color of taal.c to drinking wnlcr, Two coats arc recommended, apiibcd: itircciclyi ito dean. dry. bare metal without primer, allowing 21 j'hdurs between routs. Observe all necessary precautions fdr safety of Workmen in closed or bc mi-closed 8 tanks. Aluminum Paints Tliis, type of paint is widely used in Industrial Main tenance because of its plearng appearance, durabil ity under a variety of conditions, and its economy. Nome TrP and Purpose One* fo 1 Touch DrU* fo Recoot Mo*. Temp. Sq. Fl. Cor. Film ThirV- Slvrbrile No. 15 fleody-Wi^ed Inf. --Exf, 4 Hrs. 14 Hrs. 400'F. 600 LO M Hi.Hegl No. 55. RtfodyAMned hierfor 0nfy 2 Hrs. 10 Hrj. 1000'F. 500600 .4 M Heavy Dufy Double Co*>p. Aluminum 1 Ini.--iCxt; No. V4 2 ties- 18 Hrs. 40QeF- 650 1.0 M Ami-Bleed mg. Doubt Comp. iV* Hrt. 5 Hrs- No. 413 Ini. - xl. 125-F- 600 LO M Kern A & A Epoxy Enamels These cn&mela are designed to resist mild acids, alkalis, moisture and heat up to 250'F. Kern A & A Epoxy Primer and Enamel provide many of the important ad vantages of materials of the catalyst-curing type without the difficulty in handling anil application. No separate activator or catalyst is required. They may be applied by brush and db not contain strong solvents which cause lifting. Available in nine colors, black and white. application*--By brush or spray. Set to touch in 2 hours: rccoat overnight. Coverage 450 sq. it. pet gallon. Film 1.4 mils. Chemical &, Moisture Resisting Finishes A chlorinated rubber line consisting of a red lead primer, and finish coats in gray, green, buff, red, and black and white. Used fbr interior or exterior work in areas ex posed to severe' chemical fumes and corrosion. Also for surfaces continually under water. May be applied on metal, brick, concrete or plaster; specified for wood only where extreahe conditions preclude use of conventional oil finishes, oppfkaUon--Spray or brush. Set to touch in 15 minutes; recoat Id SO mlnutiss (spray), in 4-6 hours (brush). Coverage 400-500 sq. ft, per gallon. Film 1.0 mils. Tank Clad Finishes Vinyl-type finishes, having good resistance to mineral acids and alkalis. Used over the proper primer. Tank Clad Enamel is itough and flexible, and has good exterior durability in the presence of many chemical fumes. Tank Clad Primer is recommended for sandblasted steel only. GripcUd Primer! should be used when steel is not sand blasted--also cnigalvanized iron, aluminum, stainless steel and copper. Available in gray and black. cpplictff/on--Chiefly by spray--can be brushed wltb diffi culty. Dries to recoat in 30-60 minutes. Coverage 350 sq. It. per gallon. Film kj.75 mil Smoke Stack Paints Excellent heat-resisting paints for exterior and interior use. Supplied in two colors: Gray and Black. Maximum temperature 500.P F. Gray is supplied in double-compart ment container while the Black is in a single container. ajiplicafi(m---Brush or spray. Gray covers approximately 500 sq. ft. per g.illomwhlle the Black covers approximately 200300 sq. ft. per gallon. Two coats recommended- Apply di rectly to cool, bare irictal wifAouf Primer. 0007-SWP-041404 0007-SWP-000124798 metal protective finishes js Sh Metal Surfaces 533--Capper Gutters, Valleys and Spouting Tint Coot--S-W No. 450 Undercoater. Second Coat--Metalastlc or SWP Hoyse Paint, third Co --Same as second coat: preparation AU inot.nl shall be cleaned free of mill scale, loose paint, trust and. foreign matter by scraping, "wire brushing, flame cleaning or sandblasting. Any grease shalL be removed with, naphtha; No paint shall be applied, over a damp or frosted surface o t when the temperature is bciaw 50* T. 53CH--Structural Steel end Miscellaneous Iron Shop or Priming Goet-^fl W Kromik Metal Primer, flri Held Coat---S-W Kromik Mctil rrlmer. S*eon,d Field Cool--S-W Metalnxtic or S-W ftflverhrtlo Ahimlnum No. J,i. Third Hold Coot--Same * Second Field Ccr.t. If faster drying uchtslule la required, use Kcm Kromik Primer. Wljcrjrt stepl ta protertod from the wnatlvw, ns lu the vnswi of striir-turnl framing fot* ImJfdhtgs, first Jlri| coal may bo omitted. Hot Surfaces preparation Thoroughly clean the surface, removing loose and flaking paint, rust and other foreign material by scraping and wire brushing. The surface should be cool when paint is applied. 534--Stacks, Breechings, Boiler Fronts (Exterior and Interior) One or two coats S-W Smoke Stack Gray or Black without primer. 534A--Stacks, Breechings, Boiler Fronts--Aluminum finish (Interior Only) One or two coats S-W Hi-Heat SUrecbrite Aluminum No. 55 without primer. 531--Machinery--Piping--Railings--Lockers-- Metal Partitions, etc. (Exterior and Interior) Fin* or Priming Coat--S-W Kromik Metal primer. Second Coal--S-W Kcm Lustra! Enamel. Kcin Lustml should be applied within :M days after Appli cation of iCrciuik Primer. Chemical Resistant Finishes preparation All surfaces must be thoroughly cleaned before applying these highly resistant finishes. For maximum performance, the surface should be sandblasted. Galvanized iron preparation Galvanized iron must be thoroughly cleaned with naphtha or other solvent to remove grease and residue or the surface. If chemical washes are used, uianufacturnrs' rllrrrtlons should lc followed. Fc best results new galvanized Iron should Ik s allowed to weather C months prior to painting. Old galvanized iron be scraped and wtrc-1>rhed to remove loose and flaking paint, with rusted area* wlro- lirushed to sound metal. (Note: Old galvanized iron wluch has been weathered to the stago of general rusting should be treated ns plain atccl. See specification 530.) 535--Structural Sleel, Tanks, and Miscellaneous Equipment-- Vinyl (Exterior and Interior]--Wow or Old First Coot --S-W Tank Clad or Gripclad Primer. Second Coot--S-W Tank Clad Intermediate. Third and Succeeding Coat*--S-W Tank Clad Enamel. (Note: .Where S-W Tank Clad Primer la used, the steel must be sandblasted.) 536 -- Structural Steel, Tanks and Miscellaneous Equipment--Chlorinated Rubber (Exterior and Interior)--Nw or Old First Coat --S-W Chemical it Moisture Resisting Red Lead Primer. Second and Succeeding Coot*--S-W Chemical Sc Molstllie Re stating EnameL 532--Galvanized Iron flnt Cat--S-W Galvanized Iron Primer or 8-W tlrfpctad Primer, Second Coat--B-W Motatastic. SWP House Tatut or Stiverbritc Aluminum No. 16. Third Cool--Same as second coat. 537--Tanks, Machinery and Miscellaneous Equipment--Ofeoresinou* (Exterior and Interior)--A* vr or Ofd Mrs* Coat --Kcm A 2c A Epoxy Primer or Kromik Meta! Primer. Second and Succeeding Coot*--S-W Kern AAA Epoxy Emante!, or Heavy Duty Aluminum No. 94. ^ The Sherwin-Williams Co- Cleveland, Ohio 0007--SWP*-041405 0007-SWP-000124799 color for industry Planned Color Harmonies The selection of proper colors ,arul color combina tion:-? for room inLeriors is a.n important considera tion, especially in offices, schools, factories, stores, liospiLals, etc. In addition to its decorative function, color is a morale builder, has an important bearing oil safety and encourages good housekeeping. Tak ing this into consideration, The Sherwin-Willinms Co. has carefully developed a planned series of coleus in flat a,id semi-gloss finishes for such surfares. These colon are made up of ID Flat-Tone Color Ilsvrtwmy Finishes and 13 SVmh Lustre Color H.nniony Fin ishes. Ten of the 13 Semi-Lustre Color Harmony arc color matches to Flat-Tone Color Harmony, enabling you to have matched woodwork and walls where necessary. The three additional Semi Lustre Fin ishes were specifically designed in color for dado use. Flat -Tone Color Harmony Alkyd Flat Enamel--OrJarfo** A wftsliablc fiftt euamcl that produces a rich, velvety fin ish for interior-walla and ceilings, on plaster, wallboartl, masonry am! woodwork. New Work preparation'-rrNcw plaster, brick and conrrrto must ho al lowed to dry: ` thoroughly, usually requiring at least no days hclorc painting Ventilation while drying is essential. Struc tural steel and .other metal surfaces shall he scraped and wire hrushod ,t remove rust and loose scale and given a priming; coat of Kromik Metal Primer in addition to tlio painting sciicdiUcj; specified below. Wood doors and trim shall be sanded smooth. 538--Walls and Ceilings--New Wort--Two Coots ['faster, Concrete, Brick, Wood emef Meta/ First Cant--S-W* Save-Litc Primer k Sealer--tinted. Second Coot- S-W Fiat-Tune Color Harmony or Semi Lnatra Color Hannonyj Wood juirfaco* subject to severe moisture cothlr*nsntlon shall luvkc a priming coat of SWP Undercoatcr ffki In addition to the two toats specified above. 539--Dado or Wainscof--New Work--Two Coot* Manor, Concrete, Br/cb, Wood and M*fa/ First Coot S-W* Savc'Litn l'rimcr k Scalar. So<and Cas-:S- W Scmi-LtijUro Color Harmony or Kem LitslrnL Enamel 540--Wood Doors ond Trim--New Work -- ihr** coot* Flr*r Cony --3-W Save-Lltc Undcrcoatcr. adding one pint raw linseed oil per gallon. Second Coot- -S-W Flat-Tone Color Harmony or Scmf I.natro Color Harmony. Third CoOt--S-W FlntfTonc Color Harmony or Semi Lustre VColor Hannony. Table of Light Reflection Values FIat-7on and Semi-lut(r (.ft Flol-Tone and Semi-Lustra Color Hoimony Color* Volvo Color Hetmony Colors IR Value Whit* 87 Ivory 74 BiJlkrcuft Yellow 7S Crest Green 56 Peb<;hTone 53 GullflrAom Rlue 46 Urrflsweod 47 Clr Harmony Only. Atatharn Turqooit* Sierra Green Coral < Saddle Tan 'Wflfiri Croif : 'Earthen Rote *Wnt*rgre* 34 34 32 19 39 34 12 cJtarac/crisfrcs; application --By brush, spray or rolTer. rticfutiien --If necessary, use S-W Exclvcnt or turpentine. coverage per gallon----400-500 Sq. ft., OflC C03t. drying ilm--Semi-Lustre Color Harmony-- To touch, 2 lira. To recast, t8-2t hrs. Flat-Tone Color Hannony-- To touch, 2 hrs. To recoat, 48 hrs. Semi-Lustre Color Harmony Alkyd Finish--Odorless An interior alkyd wall finish of high quality, producing a soft, pleasing semi-gloss enamel finish for walls, dado ami trim, machines, and equipment. It is an oil resistant material, extremely durable and easy to apply. V Old Work preparation--Badly soiled walls should be washed. Repaired places should be spot primed with 5-W Save-Lite Primer & Sealer. Old paint that is hard and glossy should be sanded or wiped with S-W Freparite Just prior to application of first paint coat. Rusted steel should be wire-brushed and bare spots primed with S-W Kromik Metal Primer in addi tion to the painting schedule specified below. 541--Previously Painted Surfaces--Two Coot* Piaster, Concrete, Imlr, Wood1 end Meial ftnt Coat--S-W* Save-Lite Primer and Sealer--tinted. Second Coot--S-W Flat-Tone Color Hannony or Semi-Lustre Color Harmony. 542--Machine Enamel Finish--four Coaii For nevf machines or previously painted surfaces which, have been badly marred. First Coot --S-W Kem Fast-Dri Primer Gray--sanded. Second Cool--S-W Machine Filler Dark Gray--sanded. nor*: Filler necessary only in case of rough castings and bnilly m-irrcd surfaces. Third Coat--S-W Semi-Lustre Color Harmony, For full gloss, specify Kcm Lustral Enamel. Fourth cf --S-W Semi-Lustre Color Harmony or Kem Lustrnl Enamel. note: On previously painted machines in good condition, omit First and Second Coats. *S VV W'.-ill Printer ami Scale*" of Pointer Cafl Pijrmcnfft U'all Vr>n"-r and Sealer may be used as (he First Coat with equally satisfactory rtsuhs. 0007--SWP-041406 W 0007-SWP-000124800 whites for industrial plants J5 5h Save-Lite White Products for maximum illumination in factories, schoalsr stores, offices SAVE-LITE PRODUCTS are manufactured only in white and are the whitest paints it is possible lo make. They arc designed expressly to improve room lighting through high light reflection value (approx imately 90?c) on ceilings ana Avails and to retain their original \vhitdiic!?s for a long period of time. Sim-Lite is furnished in a number of types to meet varying conditions, hut each product labeled Sav c Litc must meet the most exacting sLiiiuhrcIs of ijual ity. Sr.vc-Litc can be applied by either brush or cpmy to any talcum surface -wuml, mdal; concrctt. plaster or emnposittcn board. It is mil an exterior paint. Kem Save-Lite A brilliantly white .yntlictic white flaisili of great dura bility. The glass B58W Lf> produces a beautiful, tile like surface highly resistant to moisture, inobt. and mild cheim leal lumenJ iiti is lead-free. Recommended Tor textile mills, paper tnill.^ footl plants, distilleries, laundries, and other plants whefe moisture resistance and sanitation arc im portant. Available in Flat. Eg-Shel and (Hong Finish. Kem Fume and Moisture Resisting Save-Lite TJiifl is a technical ccaling. resistant to strong chemical fumes and;moisture, and will retain its whiteness under higher temperatures than ordinary white paints. It is a true Save-Lite in whiteness and non-yellowing properties. Available in Eg-Shel and Gloss Finish. Cold Storage Semi-Gloss White A special type of white paint for usp in cold storage areas. Dries by evaporation so that fumes that would contami nate food are entirely absent 72 hours after application. Tins contrasts with conventional oil paints, which give olf noticeable fumes many days after application in a closed space. Use one or two coats as required to cover. Brush directly on the surface without primer or undercoater. Save-tite Primer and Sealer, Save-Lite Undercoater Save-Bite Primer and Sealer for new masonry, and SaveLite Undercoater for previously painted surfaces provide the proper foundation coat for all Save-Lite Finishes. New Work surface preparation--Tfew plaster, concrete and tuawury shall 'ic allowed lo dry thoroughly, usually requiring at least 30 da^a,; before painting. Ventilation while drying in c?wctinl. On new wood, knots and pitch streaks should ho sealed with shellac. 543--New Work---Fhr* Coat*-- Wo/lt, Callings onJ Structural Stool Fir it Cnt--Ou Brick, Planter. Concrete--3-W Rnvc-Lltc Primer and Sealer. Oh WfKHl-- S-W Savt Llt*! Undercoater, adding I pt. [inn lin seed oil per gal. On Stmctural Steel--Simp coat, S-W Kromlk Mctnt Primer. Second Coot--S-W Save I,He Undercoater. Ihlrrf (Oaf-3-W Kem .Save.Lite Flat. Hltrt or Ohm*, nr Kcm Fume and Moisture Resisting Save Lite Eg-Shel ami Gloss. noro: On new brick, piaster, concrete or wood, two coats may be .satisfactory. In which case eliminate Second Coat in tho above specification. Three coiats are always required on str ictural steel; first orishop coat--Kromlk Meta! Primer, Jallowed by Save-Lite Undercoater a:ad a finish coat of SaveLite as selected. Old Work \ surface preparation--Surfaces shall he cleaned thoroughly with all loose and flaking paint removed. Rusted metal shall be wire-brushed and bare spots primed with S-W Kromik Mctnl Primer. Badly soiled surfaces must be washed. 544--Old Work--Two Coat*--Walk, Cdlir.gr and Structural Stool Flrtt Cool--Over old paint--S-W Save-Lite Undercoater. If old paint is porous use Save-Lite Primer and Sealer. On wood where old paint has failed, use SWP Undercoater 450. On Structural Steel, prime rusted areas with Kromlk Primer followed by Save-Lite Undercoater over ail. Second Coot--S-W Kem Save-Lite Flat. Eg-Shel or Gloss or Kcm Fume and Moisture Resisting Save-Lite Eg-Sftet and Glean. 545--Old Work--On* Coot-- Walls, Catlings and Structural Stool One spray coat of S-W Kem Save-Lite Flat or Eg-Shel. The Sherwin-Willtam* Co. Cleveland, Ohio 0007-SWP-041407 0007-SWP-000124801 Painter Craft QUALI-KOTE LATEX BASE Ar-:hlrecfs. , Quali KoVc is a professional painters* Latex Base paint, for use on walls and ceilings. It produces a velvet-smooth finialr of highest quality and wash.-thility, antt is r*markal ly i\v> to apply Qinli JCn'c rover mu formty hint completely in deep' shades as well: as in tints. It may be specified for residences schools hospitals and hotels whore long wear and low maintenance costs are important considerations. Qu.Ji-Koti* is manufactured in a full range of attractive colors.; from deep shades to soft pastels. Many additional colors can he made by simple intermixes The line in cludes a special Ceiling Flat "White designed to give the idefil jt&t or matte surface for ceilings. On bare metal Quali Kote requires a metal primer. On new plaster, it is re* onimendcd that Quali-Kote be used over a fonveitional oil t*po pnni't \ud scaler which, mnut be allowed to dry thoroughly. afijil i <z/u u--By lunsli. rol'er or qiriy. Dilr* in rme hour. Tools r:say be cic.sncd: a.d spatter?! removed with hot. soapy wntor. Surface Preparation--New Work New piaster nmstvlm thoroughly dry:; h m:iI1v rrqwlrhu? at least; .w days before I'^inting. Ventilation of rooin.4 wiiiic dry nng Is rs.scntin'l. Surface Preparation*--Old Work Sm rocr. shall be ^irc-hOisticd to remove nt! loose ami nskInq paint. , Badly soiledwalla shall he; washed. Small cracks arid broken places shall be repaired with I'lasMc Patrh. deep hales with Tatching Plaster. When tlry, Just before applying first coat, spot prime all repairer! areas u'lUt Qua!) liotc. Snrfares must be .rinsnl tliucoughly After wn.ahuig. Calci mine-type paints must he removed. Surface Preparation rrMefaf Surface* iiiclail. both |nbw and old work, shall he wire-brushed am! prlnicil wiitlr S-W ICromik Metal Primer before QualiIColc Is appllcal. . 546 -- Walls and Ceilings--New Work--t *e ca* Piaster end Masonry Surfaces fir*t Coat--Painter Craft Pigmented Wail rrimer and Sealer. Second Coar--5..W Quall-Kote. 547Inferior Structural Steel--Thr coi* f!ri Cot--S-W Kromlk Metal Primer. Second Coal--Quail-Koto. Third C*t Qnali Koto. Note: For spray application, reduce with water up to ore pint per gallon of Quail-Rote. /)! mil Mir selvcnt-tyfte (Jtirtnrn fttrh ns lntprn~ ttur, ifrittrnti spirits, fit., rtnr nit (inline tnl"ft. 548--Walls and Ceilings--OW Wo/dc--T** Co fir if Coat-- S-W Quail-Km*. Sacend Coat--(Optional) S-W Qunlt-Kotc. t-7 Dry Wall Constructionj',' Dry Wall Constniction is of interest as a new building technique where law cost Is a factor. Alter a long period cf study and testing-. Sherwin-Williams has developed a fihiMhinr .system that:..gives;:i'dry wall construction a unifofjiiji satisfactory Spfearatee ctdsily approaching that of conventional plaster. S-W Joint Filler This ?3 .a, ready-to-use joint cement, which enables the mechanic to trowel the taped joint and smooth the surfied ;to Conforp perfectly with the adjoining wallboard. It is noh-alkaUne and will not bum through subsequent paint coats. Pointer Craft Texture Finish TJus ia a latex-base stippling material matching corre sponding colors in Quali-Kote. It can be used to give a. variety of textures Including a roller stipple, brush stip ple, or sponge stipple. Painter Craft Texture Finish requires ho plainer and one c'oat is normally sufficient. However^ a finish coat of Quali-Kote may be applied if desired. Quali-Kote Dry Wall Primer Plasterboard requires a special primer that will not raise the nap and yet seal the highly porous board. This is the particular function of Quali-Kote Dry Wall Primer. Although designed primarily for dry wall, work, it can be used as a primer on conventional plaster or masonry and may be finished with either Quali-Koto (latex) or oil-type paints. 549--Taping Dry Wall Joints a. Apply an even layer of S-W Joint Filler using r inch broad knife. Fill the joint completely, leaving additional material on either side to imbed the tape. b. Bed an approved perforated, paper tape (folded at cor ners) into the joint filler, centered on the Joint full length. Ran the length of the joint with broad Knife, forcing tape deep Into the joint filler. Scrape off ail excess, making >i*c ndne isleft on the tape to harden. . Spot all naff heads and other defects full and flush with broad knife and Joint Filler. 4. Allow to dry overnight. Then apply a top coat of Joint Filler to na.it heads and joints. The top coat shall he perfcctly smooth and faired into the adjoining wall surfnee without ridges or trowel marks of any kind. . When dry, LLie entire joint area and all nail bead-; .Vxii! be sanded with medium sandpaper wherever necessary to <>(.. tain; x perfectly smooth piece of work, ready for applicah<m of finishing material. 550--Texfuro Finish (U*in$ Fainter Craft Teiriur* Fitih) fic*t Caat--S-W Texture Finish. Apply by brush and roller or spray. Stipple immediately to desired finish with bru-h. roller, uponge, whisk broom or wood block. Sicortd Coot--(Optional) S-W Quali-Kote. Niat This system also applicable to conventional piaster am walls juid ceilings. 0007-SWP-000124802