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D S-W Enameloid Sherwin-Williams Enameloid is a first-quality varnish enamel intended to-be'used on woodwork and furniture, porch and lawn furniture and on walls and ceilings in such rooms as kitchens and baths, hospital rooms, etc. We have been making Enameloid for twenty-three years, It has always been a favorite with both the professional painter and the amateur because it brushes on so smoothly and because it levels out to a rich, lustrous porcelain-like finish. Surfaces protected with Enameloid are sanitary. The finish is so tight and firm that dirt cannot enter the film. Hospitals use it because it stands repeated washing. Enamel oid is the logical finish for your kitchen and bathroom. The variety of decorative effects is almost without limit in Enameloid. The line provides oil the primary colors, rich and true, permanent and non-fading. The Ivory and the French Gray are correct, just "as you would expect them to be. Maroon is a wonderful color. Mixed with White it yields the loveliest of Orchids; with pink it produces a delightful Rose and with Sky Blue you obtain a rich Mauve. Lettuce artd a whole family of entrancing greens ore at your beck and call with Grass Green tinting Ivory or White. Take time to enjoy the pages provided here showing what The Joy of Color means to your home with Enameloid. - 1 59 S-W Enameloid Some uses for Enameloid with approximate costs and quantities required SUGGESTED USE Both Tub (outside only) Bed, Brass Bed, Wood, Average size Bed Room Woodwork, 9x12--2 doors, 2 windows Book Case, average Breakfast Room Chair Breakfast Room Table Bread Box Cedar Chest, average Desk Dresser Fernery Ice Box, medium size 1 looster Kitchen Cabinet Phonograph Porch Chuir, wicker Sewing Machine Ten Wagon Washing Machine Woodwork, Door, average, both sides Baseboard, 1 ft. high, room !0xi4 APPROXIMATE SIZE PACKAGE COST TO PURCHASE I mUPFUL SUGGESTIONS \ \i pint l i pint I pint 3 pints H pint H Pint H pint H Pint hi pint M pint \'i pint \\ pint M pint I pint } i pint \ j pint l pint H pint ) '> pint \<i pint l quart Sandpaper No. 1, No. ) } for smoothing wood. No. f No. 0 for finishing wood and for sandpapering priming coat. No. 0, 00 or No. 0000 for sandpapering undercontcr. ,, No. Wl: for sandpapering enamel coats. Linseed Oil (row) for thinning priming coat. Turpentine for general thinning. Enamel Brushes: Fitch, Russian Ox Hair. 1 inch brush for general small surfaces. 2J<i inch for general woodwork. 3H or A inch for kitchen and bathroom walls. Enamel Undercoatcr, Flat-Rite essential for a satisfactory enamel finish. Transfer Patterns. Flower Designs. Geometric Pattern Effects. Nursery Figures, comics, etc. 0007-SW P-000003485 -- 160-- .j*. ( The Enameloid Three-Coat System for Furniture and Woodwork This system makes it very simple and easy to produce a smooth, attractive and durable enamel finish for furniture and woodwork surfaces about the home. The panel reproduced in the illustration at the left represents the three-coat system and that shown at the right the Enameloid Five-Coat System, recommend ed for finest work. TUB BARB WOOD Sand paper imooth, finishing with No, V4 sandpaper, Protect from mobture-aml dampness. "Backpalnt" with lead and oil ntl woodwork be fore installing. THE priming COAT Plat-Rite Hnamel Un derwater thinned with 1 pint raw linseed oil and 1 pint pure turpentine to the gallon. Apply Just as soon as new wood work is prepared. Will exclude moisture. TUB SECOND COAT Enumetoid (in color desired) and Plat-Rite (White) mixed In equal parts. Sandpaper with 00 sandpaper when hard. TUB THIRD COAT Enameloid In the de sired color applied with out reduction, USB A GOO!) BRUSH. Enameloid Three-Coat System A most practical all around method The system described here is the simplest method possible to employ for Rood results. For the -best possible enamel finish-for that rich, full, tile.-like finish which reminds one of line ciViha-r-two additional coats of Hat-Rite linotne! Undereoater are necessary, ns illustrated in the five-coat system shown at the right. These coats follow directly after the priming coat and are fol lowed by the coat'of equal parts Enameloid and Flat-Rite (second coat of the three-coat system.) Importance of a Good Brush Brush marks become especially conspicuous in enamel work. Two precautions will help ovoid them: First: Purchase the best quality One bristle brush you can get. Even a professional finisher cannot produce a good enamel finish with a cheap, coarse brush. Second: Use the correct cn.nmcl underconter, Fhtt-Ritc. Stir it thoroughly and add oil and turpentine os directed .so that the materials will work as they should and How out as smoothly ns possible. Importance of Sandpapering The big difference between the finish on your piano and the overage umnteur job of woodwork or .furniture finishing is simply the result of care ful sandpapering nd the use of clean brushes. Take time to sandpaper carefully, Rub out all rough spots or specks of dust and level off brush marks. Avoid sandpapering through the edges. Note: Be sure that your brush is clean. New brushes ore usually dusty. Tinting the Undereoater Use S-W First Quality Oil Colors when special tints of enamel or undereoater are desired. Tint ing the Flat-Rite Undereoater to match the color of the enamel gives a more beautiful, richer finish. 1 I IB BARB WOOD SinnIptHH-r nuefully ti n smooth s*rft*.c finish %ing with No. sitml- pttper. Protect from moisture uiul dampness. "UiKkmiint" with lead, und oil nil woodwork be fore installing. 'iiiii priming coat Hat-Mite Enamel Un dercoat er thinned with ) pirn raw linseed oil ami I pint pure turpen tine to the gallon. Apply just ns soon as new wood' work is prepared. Will exclude moisture. HIE SECOND COAT Hat-Mite Enamel Un der uniter. If necessary. thin with turpentine truly. Sundpuper smooth with No. I) Mindpnper. >-rv/vw / ' v , !! W-UtfA- ... -X ..1 id * 1- IMF. 'II HMD C.OAI Same s second coat. THE l OUHTU COAT t: n in s it fold tin color desired-)- and Hat-Rite tWhite) mixed -jr> equal ports, Sandpaper smooth when hind with No. (H> sandpaper, nil-: MB III COAT T nomeloid in the de sired eiiior applied with out reduct ion. Enameloid Five-Coat System For finest results on woodwork 0007-S W P --C 000C 3Q 87 The same methods described here will produce superior results with Old Dutch Enamel 161