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DUTCH BOY COLORS IN OIL IN iwking colorodjaunt, for either interior tip exterior i pa!pe'n add cerifin tinting pigments to tKe basic leadyWht. The pigments ere catted colors in oil. ' <w' The makers of Dutch Boy products have learned, through 7 5 years of color grinding experience, the science of making colon which offer certain easily demonstrated advantages. These are: (1) High Tinting Strength (2) True Odor Tone "' (3) Quick-Mixing Consistency High tinting strength may be proven by adding a measured quantity of any Dutch Boy color to a measured quantity of white-lead paint and comparing the resulting tint with a similar quantity of paint tinted with an ordinary color. Sur prisingly little Dutch Boy color is required to tint a batch of paint. Dutch Boy colors, therefore, are economical. True color tone may be demonstrated by noting the progressive changes of depth of color produced as increasing amounts of white paint sue added to a fixed amount of Dutch Boy colors. The color becomes lighter but the tone remains true to the basic tint. Extreme care in the selection of die color pigments insures a uniformly true color tone. The quick-mixing consistency of Dutch Boy colors is a real convenience to the master punter. Tests have proven that the ideal form in which to market colon in oil Is not a heavy, sticky paste nor a thin, watery liquid. Instead there is a half-way point which is a "short" soft, buttery paste. Dutch Boy colon dis perse quickly when added to white-lead paint. The Dutch Boy line of colors in ail includes all the popular tints for exterior and interior work. They are sold by vol ume. as recommended by the American Paint and Varnish Manufacturers Association. Dutch Boy colon in oil are put up in half-pint, quart and gallon friction top cans and many of the colon are also packed in two-ounce tubes. <--*) ____ - N17384 N L I 001532