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GLI>?. 16V- L{'-t' o a> c_> V- C atrs cu> aif. cc o t/: 2C^J cthJ* utur-j.i ca 1-4 COS- <x> Ca>3 C.P ac>s <-P H < cc >. h 3 cs "33 < L/t o a> cj 5c< rS3 aC>3 "c c*3 ot/. e 3 Sai u. OJ <x> <^P a> UJ ll. O C1/30 > Ic b < fnt/ c3a o5 T*<33 AP GL 03 It [J( GLD31657 Introduction This descriptive catalogue is especially designed to assist maintenance engineers, building owners, managers, and others interested in the profit able upkeep of buildings and equipment with maintenance paints. It contains essential descriptive matter and color illustrations of the various (Hidden maintenance materials. It defines the Glidtlen Standardization Service, and explains briefly its practical application. The list of Glidden Factories printed on pages 40 and 41 of this book represents a remarkable combination of technical knowledge, man power and mechanical equipment. The scientific training and practical experi ence of many men, representing four generations in the manufacture of paint, has been united under one progressive executive control. Every Paine Grinding Laboratory--Plant No. 1 mechanical improvement that modern engineering has developed is here used to further fortify this knowledge, and this personnel, in the production of high quality materials such as are described in this brief discussion of Maintenance. Glidden laboratories, similar to the one illustrated, are constantly at work devising and perfecting new materials, improving production methods and checking finished stocks to insure uniformity to standards. Approximately one hundered and twenty-five technically trained men are required for this work. They are one of the many factors of safety behind the Glidden System of Standardized Maintenance wherein The Glidden Company, as the manufacturer, assumes the obligation of properly pro tecting that portion of the capital investment of industry represented by structures and equipment susceptible to depreciation. Under this sys tem every structural unit and individual piece of equipment must be properly protected, with a suitable material, on an established schedule, at an economical cost before The Glidden Company can consider its ob ligation fulfilled. 3 Introduction (Cont'd) In the following pages the various maintenance materials that are manufactured by The Glidden Company for use in the industrial, com mercial and merchantile fields are illustrated and described. Without ex ception, evert' tnaterial described in this book has been subjected to the actual conditions for which it is intended. Each product has been pro duced or formulated to meet a specific condition, and, if properly applied, is guaranteed to satisfactorily perform the service for which it is recommended. This little book, requiring but a few hours to print, necessitated five and one-half years of factory preparation, plant surveys, comparative analyses, development, elimination and final approval, before the ex ecutives of this company felt satisfied to let it go to press. You will find that it contains only concise, simple statements of fact without any evasive, misleading, or exaggerated information pertaining either to The Glidden Company, The Glidden System of Standardized Maintenance, or the vari ous finishing materials recommended for use in maintenance work. The arrangement of the book is such that engineers, contractors, and owners specifying Glidden materials on new construction may be assured of securing the exact materials they desire used by merely inserting in their specifications the "Engineering Specification" paragraph which follows im mediately after the descriptive paragraph of each material. It is clearly identified in each instance by the sub heading "Engineering Specification," and each product has been further identified with a code number indicating the class of material and a name indicating the standard color. To facilitate usage this Itooklet has been assembled in two general sections arranged in the following sequence: Section one:--Building Exteriors and Structures Outdoor;--includes the painting and preserving of wood, the preservation of metal and the preservation of concrete, brick and stone. All of the materials described in this section are treated specifically as they apply to exterior surfaces. For practical purposes and to prevent repetition these materials have been classified in relation to the composition of the surface for which they are intended;--i.e. wood, metal, masonry;--rather than in relation to the kind of building upon which they may be used;--factory, department store, power house, etc. Section two:--Building Interiors and Interior Equipment;--includes the painting of factory and mill interiors, mill village dwelling and club house interiors, commercial and merchantile interiors, and a brief summary of the more elaborate materials required for the interior decoration and enrichment of theatres, churches, auditoriums and executive offices. The materials described in this section are treated more in relation to color and appropriateness for the kind of building in which they will be used rather than in relation to the composition of the surface upon which they may be applied. For ready reference there has been provided at the back of this booklet an alphabetical index of Glidden Materials and a maintenance chart of structural units and equipment alphal>etically indexed to accurately designate the correct materials for every condition. Maintenance Engineering Department. National Headquarters--Cleveland, Ohio. 4 GLD31659 Maintenance Paints (Building Exteriors and Structures Outdoor) The first section of this manual covers the general subject of the preservation and upkeep of the exterior of Buildings. In addition to the favorable impression created by the good appearance of building exteriors that are properly maintained;--this section of the manual explains one of the greatest factors in successfully protecting the original value and utility of a plant. Exterior Industrial Maintenance I-rom the outside always come the most persistent, most destructive and most active agents ot deterioration. The sun, wind, rain, frost and various gases in the atmosphere tire a continual menace to the life of all types of structural exteriors above grade. The alkalis, acids and waters of the earth persistently strive to undermine the various typos of construction below grade. All present day building materials will succumb to the perpetual at tacks of exterior agents. Sound, well seasoned wood will rot and turn to soft worthless pulp. Bright rigid steel will rust and turn to dull, spongy dust. Concrete, brick, even natural stone will disintegrate, crack, crumble and fall. Time and neglect arc the only rccpiisites for destruction. In telligent maintenance is the only requisite for preservation. GLD31660 The Glidden Company has given years of time to the study of condi tions existing in all sections of this country and the tropical countries of Central and South America. It has been our business, our livelihood, and we have given it the same constant attention, and supervision that must be given to any successful enterprise, everything that we have learned in our association with Building Kxtcrior Maintenance has been incorporated to advantage in the formulation and development of the materials recom mended for exterior exposure in the first section of this manual. Each product has been a problem of intense specialization, built upon experience and faithful study to produce the right product for the right purpose. In this first section there are listed only sixty materials, but they represent nearly eighty years of observation, experiment, and practical test in the development of the right wood paints for wood surfaces, steel paints for steel surfaces, and masonry (taints for masonry surfaces. The C.liddcn Company has never produced any product by guesswork. Maintenance is the keystone of industry. Practically every material used in building construction or equipment will show progressive disinte gration unless given regular intelligent attention. ! )eeay works continually, silently and pcrsistcntlv. The tight is relentless, with extensive repairs and expensive replacements, the penalty lor neglect. Four-lilths ol the battle h fought with paint. The Gliddcn System of Standardized Maintenance, through its thor ough application of basic (taint engineering principles to the specific prob lems of individual plant operation, renders a sensible and prolituhle serv ice to industry. It is a sound, practical method of continuous supervision based on definite standards of plant protection, sanitation and appearance. Its operation is briefly described in the following paragraphs. A group of carefully trained technical service men. operate with the sales force under the direction of the Maintenance Engineering Department. These men make the original plant surveys that form the foundation upon which the standardization service is constructed. Their reports tire based on actual examination of the physical conditions existing in your plant and as such furnish our development laboratories with the specific information that is required for their constructive work. Standards arc determined by elimination. Viz Small quantities of several materials are produced (by different men) in the formulating labor atories--all of which will meet in varying degree the specific condition known to exist in the plant for which that particular product is intended. After production they are collectively subjected to accelerated tests that closely approximate the actual plant conditions. This method of collective thought on the part of several individuals is the most positive method we have ever employed in arriving at reliable standards. When standards have been produced that meet satisfactorily each condition known to exist in the plants for which they are intended, they are assembled in printed book form together with detailed specifications and control charts covering their propter application. These books insure protection, plant efficiency and fixed responsibility to the plant owner. They operate automatically and are absolutely dependable. 6 GLD31661 4. Painting and Preserving Wood Painting of exterior wood todav is a radically different proposition from what it was twenty or twenty-iive years ago. 1 he rules w hich gov erned work of that period by no means apply to work o! today. Conditions hate changed and the successful maintenance engineer or mail in charge of maintenance is the man who understands present day requirements. Increased consumption lias already accomplished the practical ex tinction ot white pine and poplar, the only two woods used lor building purpose- twcmv-livc vears ago. Twenty odd diltereut woods have sup planted two. A modern Irame building usually consist- oi lour or more different woods, each dried and seasoned under ditlerenl conditions. One board absorbs paint readilv. another only moderately, a third not at all unit s- lorced to do so. Gil* 1`iant Ki tenor Maintenance Those arc by no means all of the difficulties with which the paint man ufacturer ha- to contend but they are sufficient to illustrate the many obstacle.- with which he i.~ confronted in the production of -ati-laclorv materials. The lad that present day paints are giving longer wear and greater satisfaction than material- ti.-ed in the past is due to the energy anti ingenuity of the paint manufacturer rather than to anything that has been done in the production ol processing ot the lumber now in use. Realizing tliat the method of application is just as important as the quality fit the material applied. The (Hidden Company has prepared an accurate description ot each ol the diltereut woods now in use. It is a con densed. illustrated, authentic record ot practical information relating to the different lumbers used for exterior building, and the proper treatment c.f each. It will gladly be supplied upon request. GLD3166? Glidden Exterior Wood Paint The basic formula used in Glidden Exterior Wood Paint is not merely a paint formula. It is a definite formula composed of covering pigments in definite proportions with durable oils, gums and volatile constituents, so mixed and amalgamated as to produce a continuously uniform product of known properties. Properties which have demonstrated their actual value in both laboratory and practical tests, A superior product can not be made in any other way. This paint in white weighs seventeen and one-half pounds per gallon and is composed of Lead Carbonate, Lead Sulphate, Zinc Oxide, Titanium Oxide, and Silcx ground in pure Linseed Oil. In the bright colors this formula would be changed somewhat to permit securing the desired shade but basically all of the lighter tints conform closely to the white formula. This is the best prepared exterior wood paint we know how to make. One gallon covers approximately 600 square feet of surface, one coat. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5, 1, l/i and gallon cans. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK) 1st Coat; (Hidden Exterior Wood l'aint, (Insert rode number and name of color selected). To each gallon of paint add two quart* of Raw Linseed Oil and one pint of Turpentine. Apply this priming coat with a lull brush, well and evenly brushed out. Allow ample time lor thorough drying. Note. After priming coat is thoroughly dry, putty all nail holes, cracks and other defects with a first quality linseed oil and whiting putty. 2nd Coat: (Hidden Exterior Wood Paint. (Insert code mimber and name of color selected). To each gallon of paint add one pint of raw linseed oil anti onc-ltalf pint of tur pentine. Apply this intermediate coat with a medium full brush, well and evenly brushed out. Allow ample time for thorough drying. 3rd Coat: Glidden Exterior Wood Paint, (insert rode numlier and name of color selected). Use material without reduction full body as received in tile original container. Apply tliis finish coat with a medium full brush, well and evenly brushed out. Note. No thinning of paint materials should be permitted except as specified herein. GENERAL DIRECTIONS Carelessness in properly mixing paint invariably results in poor cover ing, non-uniform color and generally unsatisfactory results. Be sure that the contents of each package is thoroughly agitated from the bottom until the pigment is evenly incorporated throughout. Remove the entire head of the package, pour or dip off half the liquid, stir the balance of the paint with a flat paddle that will reach the edges of the container until all of the pigment is in suspension, then gradually pour back the liquid portion previously drawn off. Stir your paint frequently while painting. S GL 031663 Glidden Exterior Wood Paints No. 4102 Light Cream No. 4103 Light Yellow No. 4104 Rich Cream No. 4101 Ivory White No. 4121 Stone Gray No. 4123 Dark Olive No. 4106 True Ivory No. 4105 Light Buff No. 4108 Pale Gray No. 4113 Lead Gray No. 4111 Dust Gray No. 4119 Bright Blue GLD31664 Glidden Exterior Wood Paints ' ' 1 I 1 ----- -------------i I r-'-r-" ' 1 ! I No. 4120 Sage Green No. 4124 Gloss White No. 4129 Leaf Green No. 4110 Pale Blue No. 4114 Orange No. 4109 Tile Brown No. 4125 Deep Red No. 4115 Light Brown No. 4116 Russet Brown /. i No. 4128 Light Green No. 4117 Dark Brown No. 4122 Bright Green No. 4118 Oxide Red No. 4127 Gloss Black Also made in Fume Proof Outside White (No. 4126), Inside Gloss White (No. 4130), and Inside Flat White (No. 4131). 10 GLD31665 Glidden Mill Village Paints (Hidden Mill \ illage Paints arc made in practically the same colors as ('Hidden Kxtcnor Wood Paints, but are made to sell at a lower price. They will be found to have very excellent quality and make a very suitalile product lor Wood Building Mxierior work where the highest quality panu is not ncccss;try. They brush smoothly, cover perfectly and make an attractive finish. Manufactured in Pale Gr.tv (No. 4133). True Ivorv (No. 41.46), Light Yellow (No. 4137). 'Pile Brown (No. 4138). Pale Blue (No. 4130), Lead Gray (No. 4140), Bright Blue (No. 4141), Dark Olive (No. 4142), Bright Green (No. 4143), Deep Red (No. 4144). Sage Green (No. 4143), Leaf Green (No. 4146). Orange (No. 4147 <, Light ( ream i No. 414S), Ivory While (No. 4146), Rich ('ream (No. 4130), Light Bull (No. 4131), Dark Bull i No. 4132). Light Gray (No. 4133), Light Brown (No. 4134 i. Russet Brown (No. 4133). Dark Brown (No. 4136). Stone Gray (No. 41371, Outside Black (No. 4138'. and Outside White (No. 413). One gallon covers approximately 380 square feet of surface one coat. Average weight per gallon, sixteen and one-quarter pounds. Put up in 32 and 30 gallon drum-. 3. 1. G and `4 gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION NEW WORK I ir-:. -ci oinl ami tliinl coats >ul,jrci to ilu- same relucti,>a. .its! auitlic I in :.n,, > witli tilt -.mu spccitications prcvioimk jtivcii ten- till,Men Lxtcrio; Wim.l Laino. See specific.n i m p.i^,- y Glidden Utility Wood Paints A- the name implies these material' tire uniform quality, moderate priced products designed to give satisfactory appearance and protection to Icncing. platforms, sheds, pole.-, tank supports and miscellaneous exterior equipment of wood construction. They are superior to the ordinary hand- mixed dry mineral and linseed oil jtaims coimuotilv Used lor this work in that they tire power ground on machinery having a crushing weight ol 22(H) pounds to the square inch, thus thoroughly driving the oil into the pigment. Manufactured in Light (ream (No. 41(>3i, Ivor\ White (No. 4160), Light bellow (No. 4167). Stone Gray (No. 4168s Rich ( ream (No. 4166). Dark Olive (No. 4170). Dark Buff -No. 4171 1. Light Gray (No. 4172), True Ivory iNo. 4173). Lead Gray tNo. 4174'. Light Bull (No. 4173), Pale Blue (No. 4176). Pale Gray (No. 4177). Bright Blue (No. 4178), Sage Green (No. 4176). Tile Brown (No. 4180,', Deep Red (No. 4181). Russet Brown (No. 41S2). Light Brown (No. 4183), Bright Given (No. 4184). Outside White (No. 4183) and Outside Black (No. 4180). One gallon covers approximately 330 square feet of surface one mat. Average weight per gallon, fifteen pounds. Put up in 33 and 30 gallon drums. 3, 1, ' 2 and gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK' I or priming coal on new wood subjected to norma! exposure add two quarts raw lin seed oil and one pint ol turpentine to each gallon of paint. For priming coat on new wood ulijceipd to water or moisture, also for wood used in or on the ground, add one gallon of No. -IH'H ( Far t reosnte Preservative to each gallon ot paint. Allow ample time for thor ough drying. For fiuidi coat work on new wood of all classes and ns a one coat refinish over old paints use thi< material without reduction full body as received in the original container. 11 1 ! j > ! | ^ I | 1 Gl031666 Glidden Outside White (Semi-Paste) This is the same outside white previously described under Glidden Exterior Wood Paints prepared in semi-paste form for those who prefer a semi-paste rather than a liquid ready to brush product. It is composed entirely of Lead Carbonate, Lead Sulphate, Zinc Oxide, Titanium Oxide and Silex ground in pure linseed oil with the proper percentage of dryer. One gallon of Glidden Outside White (Semi-paste) mixed with one gallon of Linseed Oil makes two gallons of finish coat paint ready for use. One gallon of semi-paste covers approximately 1200 square feet of surface one coat when properly reduced. Average weight per gallon twenty-seven pounds. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK) 1st Coat: Glidik'ii Outside White fix-mi-TasrG. To each gallon of Semi-Taste add six quarts of pure linseed oil and one quart of turpentine. Apply this priming coat with a full brush, well and evenly brushed out. Allow ample lime for thorough drying. 2nd Coat: Glidden Outside White fSomi-Pastci. To each gallon of Semi Taste add four quarts of pure linseed oil and one pint of turpentine. Apply this intermediate coat with a medium full brush, well and evenly brushed out. Allow ample time for thorough drying. 3rd Coat: Glidden Outside White (Semi l'astci. To cadi gallon of Semi-Taste paint add one gallon of pure linseed oil. Apply this tinisli coat with a medium full brush well and evenly brushed out. Allow ample time for thorough drying. Glidden Titanium Lead in Oil (Soft Paste) Titanium Oxide, Zinc Oxide and Lead Carbonate are combined in this prodLtcl on the basis of 85% pigment and 15(7 pure Linseed Oil. This combination brings to the already known qualities of white lead in oil both the reinforcing hardness of Zinc Oxide anti the brilliant whiteness and opacity of Titanium. The soft paste will break up in one third the time required for ordinary paste and requires only airout one third the effort. In addition to the many advantages derived from the use of Titanium Lead in Oil on exterior surfaces it is also highly desirable for interior use due to its greater coverage, easier working qualities, greater whiteness, high hiding power and greater resistance to discoloration . I ram interior fumes. Put up in 100, 50, 25 and 12G pound kegs. Glidden Lead-O-Zin (Paste) In this product having a content of 66 2/3% Pure Basic Carbonate of Lead and 33 1/3% Pure Zinc Oxide, the softness of the white lead is reinforced by the hardness of the Zinc Oxide. The resulting blend when ground in 8%, Pure Linseed Oil produces a properly balanced com bination of White Lead, Zinc and Linseed Oil in paste form. The strength imparted to the White Lead by the Zinc Oxide provides a degree of hardness and resistance sufficient to compen sate for the characteristic soft texture of the white lead when used alone. The resulting film of paint is more durable, lias a longer life and greater resistance to weather without sacrificing the good qualities of the white lead base. Put up in 100, 50, 25 and 12>7 pound kegs. 12 Gl031667 Glidden Lead-O-Zin (Soft Paste) This product is the same comhirmtion of 66 2/3% Pure Basic Carbonate of Lead and 33 1/3% I'ure Zinc Oxide ground in 15% fare Linseed Oil to produce a soft paste consistency. It contains all the desirable qualities of white lead and zinc paste plus the advantage of a higher oil content. The addition of sufficient oil to produce a soft paste consistency facilitates the handling of the product and insures proper incorporation of the final paint. The soft paste will break up in one third the time required for the ordi nary paste, and requires about one third the effort. It is economical and easv to use and will alwavs produce a completely incorporated, properly blended, finished paint. Being produced on the same basic cost as ordinary white lead and zinc paste there is no premium tor this easier working material. 1'ut up in 100, 30, 23 and 12% pound kegs. Euston Pure White Lead in Oil (Paste) The Huston controlled process of chemi cal lead corroding and carbonating is a defi nite improvement in the manufacture of Basic Carbonate of Lead. The control is so exact that there is no variation at any time in the quality, texture, color, or uniformity of the product. The chemical carbonation is complete, producing 100% Basic Carbonate of Lead. The mechanical filtration and dif fusion is constant producing a standard degree of fineness. The finished product consists of 92% Bure Basic Carbonate of Lead ground in 8% Bure Linseed Oil. The product is alwavs uniform, having an ex ceptionally tine texture, a pure white color, and excellent spreading and hiding properties. But up in 100, 50, 23 and 12% pound kegs. Euston Pure White Lead in Oil (Soft Paste) This product consists of 85% Bure Basic Carbonate of Lead ground in 15% Bure Linseed Oil. It has all the superior qualities of Euston White Lead plus the distinct advantage of a higher oil content. The addition of sufficient oil to produce a soft paste consistency facilitates the handling of the product and insures proper incorporation of the final paint. The soft paste will break up in one-third the time required for the ordinary paste, and requires about one-third the effort. It is economical and easy to use, and will always produce a completely incorporated, properly blended finished paint. Being produced on the same basic cost as ordinary white lead in oil paste there is no premium for this easier working material. Put up in 100, 50, 25 and 12% pound kegs. No. 1911 Flatting Oil This is the material referred to in the white lead mixing formulas on the following page. It is manufactured to l>e used with white lead in oil to produce fiat effects for interior walls and woodwork. The resulting finish is beautiful, long wearing and washable. Put up in 5, 1, % and % gallon cans. Mixing Formulas for White Lead in Oil The white lead mixing formulas given herewith are based upon the use of the heavy paste form of Euston lead. Wfjen using soft paste bear in mind that it contains approximately one gallon more of oil to each 100 pounds and consequently requires about one gallon less of oil in each of the following formulas. EXTERIOR WOOD SURFACES (NEW WORK) FIRST OR PRIMING COAT 100 pounds Euston White Lead 4 gallons Raw Linseed Oil 7 gallons Tur[>cntinc 1 pint No. 4133 Dryer This mix bulks 9 gallons of paint. " " covers 4500 sq. ft. one coat. SECOND OR INTERMEDIATE COAT 100 pc'inds Euston White Lead 112 gallons Raw Linseed Oil 111 gallons Turp*. itine 1 pint No. 4133 Dryer This mix bulks 6 gallons of paint. " " covers 3600 sq. ft. one coat. THIRD OR FINISH COAT 100 pounds Euston White Lead 3'^ gallons Raw Linseed Oil 1 pint TurjK'ntine 1 pint No. 4133 Drysr This mix bulks 6`j gallons of paint. '* ** covers 4000 sq. ft. one coat. INTERIOR WALL SURFACES (NEW WORK) FIRST OR PRIMING COAT 100 pounds Fusion While Lead 7 gallons Roiled 1.inseed Oil 1 gallon Turpentine This mix bulks 11 gallons of paint. " " covers 4400 sq. ft. one coat. SECOND OR INTERMEDIATE COAT 100 pounds Eu ~n White Lead 2 1 'j gallons No. .... .'latting Oil This mix bulks 5'i gallons of paint. " rovers .1000 sq. ft. one coat. THIRD OR FINISH COAT (FI AT; 100 pounds Euston White Lead 2 Vi gallons No. 1911 Flatting Oil This mix bulks 5'/ gallons of paint. " " covers 4400 sq. ft. one coat. No. 4163 Exterior Varnish Oil This is an excellent product to loosen up hard working paints and varnish enamels. It is not a substitute for linseed oil. Recommended as a mixing liquid to toughen up finish coat exterior paints and enamels. Also used extensively to increase lustre in finish coats and as a waterproof ing wall size especially in new buildings where the plaster is not entirely dried out. Makes an excellent mixing liquid for flat wall paints to increase the hardness of finish coats and make them wash better. It is also excellent as a waterproof floor dressing, for .Concrete floors. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5, 1, yi and )4, gallon cans. 14 GL P31660 Glidden C. P. Colors in Oil Full strength chemically pure colors, finely and evenly ground in strictly pure linseed oil. The pigments are of the finest quality obtainable and each color is of maximum brilliancy and permanency in shade. Put up in 1, 5, 12JX and 25 pound cans. 1 lb. color mixed 1 lb. color mixed Oil Color with 3 Rais. Paste with 5 gals. I'astc Full Strength White White 1 lb. color mixed l ib. color mixed Oil Color with 3 RaU. Paste with 5 cals. Paste Full Strength White While Chrome Yellow Light Yellow Ochre Chrome Yellow Medium American Vermilion Chrome Yellow Dark Euclid Tinting Ochre Raw Sienna Burnt Sienna i' -- -> Indian Red Golden Ochre *Lamp Black IS Glidden C. P. Colors in Oil (Cont'd) 1 lb. color mixer! 1 lb. color mixed Oil Color with 3 gals. Paste with 5 ftal>. Paste Full Strength White White 1 lb. color mixed 1 lb. color mixed Oil Color with 3 RaU. Paste with 5 cals. Paste Full Strength While White `Vandyke Brown Chrome Green Medium Chrome Green Dark Tuscan Red Ultramarine Blue Chrome Green Light `Prussian Blue Colors indicated by * are made in both liquid and paste form. No. 4100 Water Proof Wood Primer This is an exceptionally fine exterior wood primer combining solid one coat coverage, neutral gray color, easy working, strong adhesion and positive waterproofing qualities never before obtained in an exterior prim ing material. It flows out readily, works and levels smoothly, stays up in the package, and dries hard overnight to a tough, hard, flat film that pro vides a beautiful priming base for the succeeding coats of paint. One gallon covers approximately 550 square feet of surface one coat. This material weighs sixteen and three-quarter pounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5, 1, yi and }4 gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK) New wood should always be primed with No. 4100 Waterproof Wood Primer. This specially prepared foundation coating will insure perfect results and is much safer to use on present day lumber. Porous and absorbent woods such as Cedar and Redwood, also resinous and sappy woods such as Yellow Pine, Spruce, Gum and Kir will always pror ide a longer wearing and better finished result when primed with this material. Under all conditions this material should tic applied without reduction full txidy as received in the original container. No. 4100 Waterproof Wood Primer 16 GL 0 316 71 No. 4160 Clear Creosote Preservative A clear preservative composed of Linseed, Creosote and other essen tial oiF with fiiilticient volatile thinners to insure proper penetration. Comnionlv used Loth as an integral dry rot inhil>itive and as an exposed sur1"''" 'vnterp .-pr"-'wvmg material. Particularly m the use of woo^. m or on the ground or in water or exposed to moisture, this protec tive coating is recommended as a satisfactory and economical preservative. The utility atm life of spiling, fence posts, telegraph poles, water tank sttp|>ort>. piers, saw mill chutes, thornbarkcrs in pulp mills and many other special types of wood construction can be increased and lengthened far beyond their normal range of service if they are properly treated and pc't 'ic.'Hv renewed with this material. Can be readily applied either bydip, brush or spray. Requires twenty-four to thirty-six hours to dry. One gailon rovers approximately .100 feet of surface one coat. Put up in 55 and 3d gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Glidden Creosote Shingle Stains . ideen Creosote Shingle Stains are made especially to provide both a protective and decorative finish for shingle roots and sidings of buildings, garages, in fact any shingled surface. The popularity of shingled surfaces is c< lv growing, due to.moderate cost, extreme < id ready adaptability to pleading anc!'..:tusual effects. (Hidden Creosote Shinglu Stains are made on a 1: sole Oil, which i> ;era.amended by-prominent authorities as tne nest and most economical wood preservative on the market. They protect the wood from decay and rot and prevent warping, curling and splitting of shingles. To permit proper penetration of Glidden Creosote Shingle Stain into the pores of the shingles, they should be perfectly dry. Permanent colors are thus assured. When applying stain keep the contents thoroughly stirred from the bottom. Covering Capacity: Covering capacity of filidtlen Creosote Shingle Stain varies according to the absorption qualities of the wood. For dipping: two gallons of (Hidden Creosote Shingle Stain lor 1.000 regulation size shingles three quarter dip. For brush work; one gallon to 15(1 square feet, one coat, one gallon to 100 square feet, two coats. Put up iu 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK' 1st Coat: Shingles shall be given one dip mat (.lidden Creosote Shingle Stain dut-ert here code h u iiiUt for colon lor two thirds ol their length in the consistency supplied by the manufacturer. They should Ik ? piled loosely to insure pruf>er penetration and drying. 2nd Coat: Alter application on the rool. the shinglo should be given one full brush ing etat of Glidden Creosote Shingle Stain as it comes in the container. Note: In the treatment of old roof*, substitute for the first coat as aluivc. one full brushing coat. Glidden Exterior Oil Wood Stains ('Hidden Kxicrior Oil Wood .Stains arc supplied ready for use and best results are obtained by applying them with it soft brush. These stains are very clear and rich in tone. They are made from the most desirable colors and arc dissolved in a special penetrating oil which insures a stain of the greatest dyeing power and permanency of color. One gallon covers approximately 1000 square feet of surface one coat. Put up in 5, 1, J4 and j h gallon cans. 17 CLD31672 Glidden Creosote Sfringle Stains No. 4210 Silver Gray No. 4215 Walnut Brown No. 4211 Mission Gray No. 4216 Tuscan Red No. 4217 Light Green No. 4213 Golden Oak No. 4218 Medium Green No. 4214 Cherry Red No. 4219 Deep Green Glidden Exterior Oil Wood Stains No. 4226 Light Walnut No. 4223 Dark Oak No. 4227 Dark Walnut No. 4224 Golden Oak No. 4228 Light Mahogany No. 4225 Cathedral Oak No. 4229 Dark Mahogany 18 CLD31673 No. 4162 Exterior Spar Varnish A long oil varnish composed of the toughest fossil gum resins in solution with elastic durable drying oils, combined at high temperatures to produce a liquid coating which will become a permanent solid film upon exposure to the air. Unaffected by moisture, gases, vapors, or other atmospheric agencies of decomposition or decay. Extremely resistant to abrasion, tough, elastic, durable, waterproof, with a good gloss and free (low, No. 4162 Exterior Spar \ arnish is today the same uniform deitendable product that it has always been during three quarters of a century of consistent service. It is a superior product which will not turn white or discolor in any way from any cause whatever. Xo. 4162 Exterior Spar Varnish is pale in color, has extreme elasticity, excellent Itody and flowing properties. Sets dust free in four to five hours and dries hard in sixteen to twenty hours, according to conditions. Can be rubbed to a dull finish two days after application. For use upon all exterior wood surfaces such as outside doors, window sills, casings, etc., in (act, all surfaces exposed to the elements. One gallon covers approximately 700 square feet of surface one coat. I'tit up in 5a and 50 gallon drums, 5, 1, yi and >4 gallon cans. No. 4161 Exterior Coach Varnish No. 4161 Exterior Coach Varnish is made to withstand the elements in the same manner as Xo. 4162 Exterior Spar Varnish but formulated to sell at a medium price. It will be found that this is a very excellent quality varnish for the price and is recommended for use oit exterior wood surfaces where the highest quality is not necessary. One gallon covers approxi mately 700 square feet of surface one coat. Put up in 55 and 50 gallon drums, 5, 1, and H gallon cans. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK1 Note. On close grained woods requiring stain hut no filler refer to page 93 for stain ing specification. On open grain woods requiring !>ot!i stain and filler refer to Ik h Ii page 93 for stain and page 91 for filler s|>ccihcations. Where second grade varnish is adequate substitute "Coach" for "Spar" in s|reification. 1st Varnish Coat: Clidden No. 4162 Exterior Spar Varnish. To each gallon of \ arnish add one half pint of turpentine. Work this first varnish coat thoroughly. Allow forty-eight hours to dry then finish with pumice stone and water properly rubbed down with hair cloth. 2nd Varnish Coat: Clidden No. 4162 Exterior Spar Varnish. Use varnish without reduction full hotly as received in tlie original container. Flow this finish varnish coat on the work in a careful and workmanlike manner. Allow ample time for thorough drying. Note: If a dull finish is tlesired. Allow'finish coat a minimum of forty-eight hours to dry, then rub with pumice-stone and oil or pumice-stone and water. Used brushes are preferable to new brushes, lieur-linir or badger-hair brushes art! preferable for var nish application. Varnish brushes used frequently should be kept in varnish and when kept for a long (k t u m) of time without using tile brush should be washed out in turpentine anil then the bristles kept completely covered with linseed oil. before using in Varnish again the oil should lie most thoroughly washed out by several washings with turpentine. 19 GLD31674 Glidden Exterior Floor Paint For use on outside wood floors. This material is particularly designed as a protective and decorative coating for surfaces which tire subjected to hard usage and severe weather conditions. It resists the hard wear of walk ing, scraping of chairs and the action of rain. snow, ice, scrubbing, etc., en countered in normal exposure. It dries firm and hard overnight and pro vides a paint film which is sufficiently clastic so that it does not mar, scratch or show heel prints. One gallon covers approximately 450 square feet of surface one coat. Average weight per gallon lotirteen and one-half pounds. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5, 1, and ' 4 gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK. 1st Coat: Glidden Exterior Floor Paint (insert here rude mimlcr and name of color selected): to each gallon of floor iiaint add one ijuait of pure lin>ee 1 < il and one pint of pure turpentine. This will give the necessary reduction for tin projK-r penetration. Allow 48 hours to dry. 2nd Coat: Apply full flowing coat ol Gliddi-n Exterior Floor Paint i insert here code number and name of color.' thinned with one pint n| pure turjfentine to the gallon. Allow 24 hours to dry. 3rd Coat: Apply full coat of Glidden Exterior Floor Paint full Ik k U as it comes Imm the container. No. 4233 Light Gray No. 4236 Stone Gray No. 4235 Dark Gray No. 4238 Light Brown No. 4270 Clear Masonite Sealer A transparent, penetrating sealer prepared especially for scaling "Masonite," "Pesdwood," "Beaver Board" and similar types of porous wall hoard material. Requires overnight to dry. One coat is sufficient. Put up in 5, 1, '/> and J4 gallon cans. 20 CLD31675 Glidden Store Front Enamels Few users of this class of material appreciate the difficult problem pre sented to the paint manufacturer in developing suitable products contain ing all of the desirable qualities necessary for satisfactory work. The deliberate, scrupulous treatment of store fronts twenty years ago set a high standard of appearance which possessed a beauty, durability, and color permanency that present day owners continuously desire to reproduce. They forget that in the past there was ample time for long oil primers, and load goat snrfacers carefully puttied and sanded smooth. Flat coats of ground color were applied and rubbed by ha ml with tine steel wool. Solid coats of japan color followed the ground color and over them a coat of color varnish was applied and rubbed down with curled hair. The final finish was usually a coat of elastic exterior spar t arnish. The paint manufacturer today is expected to duplicate the gloss, lustre, depth and fullness of the old style built up finish in a one coat enamel that will dry overnight, and it is creditable to note that represen tative manufacturers through their ingenuity and technical research have succeeded in the accomplishment of this task to a remarkable degree. Glidden Store Front Knamels represent eleven tears continuous developmcnt. The richness of color and fullness of both' which they posj-ess is obtainable only through the long and costly treatment of the oils and varnishes used in their manufacture. The pigments used in each indiviriual color are the finest, most permanent pigments it is possible to produce or obtain. They are Ix k Iv enamels of finishing coat consistency formulated with a pre-o.xidized oil vehicle that will dry to touch in from eight to twelve hours after exposure to the air. They produce a tough, durable, waterproof him with the color brilliancy and high gloss of an enamel Finish. One gallon covers approximately 500 square feet of surface one coat. Average weight per gallon fourteen and one-quarter pounds. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5, 1, } i and gallon cans. Detailed analysis fur nished upon request. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK Note! IViming and intermediate coats should he applied with paint materials of a shade suitable lor undcrcoating the shade of enamel specified. See page ;> lor detailed Sf>ecifications covering exterior [taint material*. Finish Coat: Glidden Store Front Knamel (insert code number and name of color selected!. I sc material without reduction lull body as received in the original container. The entire surface to be finished shall be lightly sanded with No. ^20 Sandpaper and carefully rublied down with turj>entinc or mineral spirits Itefore the finish coat is applied. The finish coat shall be applied with a lull brush and constantly wet edge. DIRECTIONS This is a Ixxly enamel for finish coat work. Where it is used to undercoat itself the undercoat must be lightly sanded with very fine sandpaper, or mossed off with curled hair and turpentine or mineral spirits before applying the finishing coat. Apply this material like a varnish with a full brush and wot edge. l)o not brush it out like paint. For under coat work reduce each gallon of enamel with one pint of pure spirits of tur{>entinc. For finish coat use this enamel without reduction full l>o<ly as received in the original container. 21 I i i j . I ; j i |: ! I I ' GL031676 z^9ieai3 iz '(0016 `ON) *>*18 P" (6616 'ON) 91IMAV ! P5iu siV "IH iP!H 8616 ON uooJBjvm?n 1616 o n *nlH 4616 ON uX Ham 1616 'ON P 9616 o n 39u b j o xunipsjv 0616 'ON u mj o uinjpaw 5616 'n MOJ13A JM31JH 6816 'N uvtio *616 'ox Xiu o ij k u f6t6 ON PI0 JM!1 8816 o n Xj o a i dwg ig|f -o n spxuBug[ ;u o j ^ 9j o 4 uappiff) Glidden Amusement Park Paints A very large proportion of the Amusement Park Paints sold in this country are ol the job lot distribution type made from anything and every thing. They are sold very largely on price by all kinds and classes of paint brokers who in the main are not paint manufacturers and know little or nothing about even the physical requirements of n desirable and satis factory .painting material. Until recently only a very lew of the recognized established paint companies have given any consideration to the peculiar requirements of the amusement park, or the formulation of products that would render adequate service under such conditions. The Glidden Company was one of the first to develop suitable materials for this work. Between seventy-five and ninety percent of the painted surfaces in any amusement park are of wood construction. The woods used are largely of til e coarse grained types, most of which are crooked, apt to warp and splinter, with a very poor and uneven absorption that takes good judg ment, experience and hard work on the part of the painter to obtain a dependable and satisfactory job. Further, in this particular field, to properly preserve the structure is not enough. There must be in addition to protection ol the surface, the publicity value of good appearance which .till attract and please the public. A good amusement park paint must do four things in one operation. It must properly satisfy the uneven oil absorption of coarse grained wood like a lead primer. It must harden down firmly to a durable waterproof film like an oil paint. It must have a high gloss and permanent color like a varnish enamel, and ic must surface dry quickly to minimize personal property damage and annoyance to the public. Glidden Amusement Park Paints are a combination of permanent non fading pigments ground in a long oil synthetic gum varnish. The oil content is partially pro-oxidized before incorporation with the varnish to provide an overnight surface dry and yet retain in the paint sufficient slow oxidizing oil to satisfactorily seal the wood and harden down lightly to a durable waterproof him. The synthetic gum used in producing the varnish pro vides the permanent high enamel gloss characteristic of these paints and blends perfectly with the oil content to produce free flowing materials that are easy to apply. The pigments used are chosen particularly for their known permanency to light and sufficient pigment is used in all colors to insure solid coverage and strong hiding power. One gallon covers approx imately 580 square feet of surface one coat. Average weight per gallon fourteen and three-quarter pounds. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, a, 1, and }f gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK) 1st Coat: (.tuition Amusement Park Paint (Insert rode numlier and name of color selected.. 1 o each gallon of paint add one t|uart of Raw I.insect! Oil anti one pint of Tutpentine. Apply this priming coal with a full brush, well and evenlv brushed out. Allow ample time for thorough drying. 2nd Coat: Glidden Amusement Park Paint fInsert rode nttmltor and name of color selected', l-se material without reduction full body as received in the original container. Apply this finish coat with a medium full brush, well anti evenlv brushed out. 23 Glidden Japan and Liquid Dryers Xo. 4132 Pate White Dryer is an excellent dryer, pale in color, manu'acturccl from carefully selected materials. It is intended for drying white enamels and mixes readily with both linseed and varnish oils. It is used very largely as a dryer for white and the lighter shades of paint. Four or five gallons is sufficient to dry a barrel of raw linseed oil. Xo. 4133 Reliable Dryer is an excellent and dependable dryer in every way. It is made from hard gums and possesses strong drying properties. Two and one-half gallons of dryer is sufficient to dry a barrel of raw linseed oil. It is intended especially for drying linseed oil paints. Xo. 4134 Kconomy Dryer is an economical dryer intended especially for use in exterior paints. It is made from hard gums, is dark in color, and strong in drying properties. A thoroughly reliable and satisfactory dryer in every way. Two and one-half gallons of dryer is enough to dry fifty gallons of raw linseed oil. Xote: All dryers are put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums. 5. 1, and r4 gaiion cans. No. 1900 Paint and Varnish Remover This material instantly removes paint, shellac and similar coatings from all surfaces, leaving them clean and ready for refinishing. It does not contain alkali, acid, oil or water. It will not injure or raise the grain of the finest veneer. It will not injure the hair of the finest brush. It is free from objectionable odor and will not injure the skin. Put up in 5. 1, Jj and 4 gallon cans. No. 1902 White and No. 1903 Orange Shellac Both of these materials are lour pound cut shellacs of the finest quality. Recommended for use wherever a pure white or orange shellac finish is recpiired. Put up in 5 gallon cans. 1, , *4 and ,!s gallon glass jars. Glidden Oxide Wood Paints The nation wide use of oxide wood paints as a finish for railway freight cars is sufficient evidence of the durability and economy of this type of material. In addition to the railways, there are many other places wherein products of this kind can be used to advantage. The pulp and paper in dustry use oxide paints on exterior log conveyors and stackers. The oil producer uses oxide paint on the well derrick and shed. The coal mine uses oxide paint on the tipples and trestle work. The natural gas industry uses oxide paint on the exterior of pump houses and overhead pipe supports. The telephone and telegraph companies use oxide paint on cross arms and reels. 4 hese are just a few examples of the many places where oxide wood paints are rendering satisfactory and economical service. Glidden Oxide Wood Faints are made front sesqui oxide of iron to comply with U.S, Government Specifications. They arc supplied in both light and dark shades using bright red and dark red oxides of iron. They are ground in a combination of linseed and china wood oils and are extremely water proof, durable, and weather resistant. Either material will dry to touch overnight and hard enough to recoat in 24 hours. One gallon covers ap proximately 600 sq. ft. of surface one coat. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. 25 V. Glidden Oxide Wood Paints No. 4220 Light - -"r-r *' ` if , A' Ci . jr V >w No. 4221 Dark Glidden Solid Mixing Colors These solid colors prepared in finish coat consistency are readily adaptable to either be applied as received, or mixed with white paints to produce any desired shade. One gallon covers approximately 650 square feet of surface one coat. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Average weight per gallon fifteen pounds. Detailed analysis fur nished upon request. No. 4263 Medium Brown No. 4268 Thistle Green No. 4264 Blind Green No. 4269 Dark Green 26 t* GLD31681 Preservation of Metal Among all of the various materials used in modern industrial struc tures, i-on and its kindred products, have the widest usage and the greatest depreciation. From the "nig" up through practically every stage of refine ment, iron displays p ogressive disintegration upon exposure to the air. It has in all forms an almost resistless tendency to reunite with oxygen. The disintegration of Iron, once started, is very rapid and exceedingly difficult to stop. No other building material will undergo such complete chemical decomposition in so short a time. Here, more than in any other maintenance condition, an ounce of prevention is worth more than a pound of cure. Regular intelligent attention is positively essential for successful preservation. Coal Mln Exterior Maintenance The permanent preservation of metal has always been, and for that matter still is, the greatest problem in maintenance. Regardless of what form the protective coating may take, tip to the present time, no coating has been found that will give satisfactory protection over any appreciable length of time unless carefully and consistently maintained. In choosing a suitable protective coating for metal, look first at the inhibitive qualities of its pigment content. Choose paints containing pig- 27 Preservation of Metal (Cont'd) merits that act as prevcntatives of corrosion. Chromic Compounds, Basic Pigments, neutral oxides, and inerts that either prevent corrosion or at least do not excite it. Particularly do not use paints containing pigments that will stimulate corrosion. Positive imperviousness to air and moisture is essential. The paint vehicle must be extremely water resistant and must contain no water. The paint must be dense and when dry must have a non porous surface that is unaffected by atmospheric conditions. The film must be tough to resist abrasion. The pigment must be finely ground and have an affinity for the vehicle. It must be tenacious and elastic that it may procure a good bond and not crack open. On the following pages arc listed the various metal coatings manu factured by The Glidden Company with complete descriptions of each. They are offered, not as perfect protective materials, but rather as honest materials, honestly described. They represent more than three quarters of a century of painstaking effort and continuous development in the field of metal protective paints. Directions for Cleaning Metal The greatest cause of unsatisfactory protection is faulty application. Metal protective coatings as a class are heavy materials, hard to apply. This fact may contribute somewhat to the tendency so often exhibited by unskilled labor to skimp on the actual physical exertion required to properly apply this type of product. Certain, it is, that slipshod, inefficient appli cation of protective paints, represents the greatest problem affecting the successful preservation of metal construction. The proper preparation of a metal surface for painting is also an im portant factor in the resultant life of any protective coating. Moisture on the surface will cause the paint to blister and peel. Thick coats of paint will pucker, and quickly perish. Fast application where intermediate or finishing coats are applied over first coats not thoroughly dry is never satisfactory. Usually such work results in the secondary coats failing to properly adhere to the priming coats. Partial incorporation of pigment with vehicle before application causes uneven coats that will not dry uni formly. Application of old paints containing skins causes breaks and thin spots in the film. With specific reference to Iron and Steel. Paint must not be applied on a surface where corrosion has secured a foot hold without first removing all the rust that can be possibly removed. Sand blast, hammers, chippers, wire brushes and coarse sandpaper are all used in the removal of rust. Sand blast is the most thorough and satisfactory of all methods and should be used in every instance where the cost is not prohibitive. After the surface is brushed clean it should be wiped off with benzine before paint is applied. The time required to properly prepare the surface is never an expense. Maintenance Engineering Department The Glidden Company. 28 Glidden Chromatized Exterior Metal Paint Chromic Compounds possess the peculiar ability of reacting chemically with Meel and creating a passive condition itt the metal that retards its normal tendency toward corrosion. Thev are excellent inhibitors of rust. In the Atlantic City tests conducted by the American Society for Testing Materials from Idl'd to 1914. Music Lead Chromate (American Vermilion I \va> awarded the highest ratittg as a rust preventative. (Hidden Chromatized Kxterior Metal Paint is a combination of cover ing pigments and inerts carrying in each color a generous proportion of chromic compounds together with the necessary basic pigment and neutral inert required for positive protection. The chromic compounds (zinc chromate, normal lead chromate and basic lead chromate) insure adequate protection against corrosion. The supplementary pigments insure close adhesion, solid coverage, and easy application. The neutral inerts insure proper suspension of the pigments in the vehicle and prevent settling and hardening in the package. The vehicle in which these pigments tire incorporated is a mixture of treated oils, gams and volatile constituents having a definite affinity tor the pigment comem. This affinity is essential to procure the degree ol cohesion that will unite the various pigments and inerts into one uniform dense mass. The oils ami gums used ill the vehicle are carefully selected and combined at high temperatures to insure the necessary tenacity, elasticity and toughness required to produce an impervious film. (Hidden Chromatized Kxterior Metal I'ainis are quality products rep resentative of the finest protective paints manufactured for the mainte nance of exterior metal construction. They are positive arrestors and inhibitors of corrosion. One gallon covers approximately 620 square feet of surface, one coat. Average weight per gallon seventeen pounds. Put up in 55 and 50 gallon drums. 5 and 1 gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK1 Prime Coat: (Hidden Chromatized Exterior Metal Paint -- No. 5101 Primer Red. I e material without reduction lull body as receiv ed in the original container. Apply this shop or priming coat with a round or oval brush well and evenly brushed out. Allow ample lime lor thorough drying lictorc handling. 1st Field Coat: (Hidden Chroinaiized Exterior Metal Paint (Insert code number and name of color selected i. Esc material without reduction full Ixitly as received in the original container. Apply thi- first field coat afier erection with a round or oval brush well and evenly brushed mil. Allow ample time lor thorough (Irving. Note: before erect ion thoroughly clean all riveted joints, laps and other parts where plates and shapes will lie in contact with eaeli other or with castings in the completed structure and apply one coat (Hidden Chroinaiized Exterior Metal Paint--No. 5101 Primer Red to each surface in contact. Also reprimo all abrasions occurring in handling or trans|Mirtation with one coat of the same material. 2nd Field Coat: ("Hidden Chromatized Exterior Metal Paint (Insert code luiuilier and name of color selected.! Cse material without reduction full body as received in the original container. Apply this second field or finishing coat with a round or oval brush well ami evenly brushed out. Allow ample time for thorough (Irving. r Glidden Chromatized Exterior Metal Paint No. 5101 Primer Red No. 5103 Silver Gray No. 5102 Oxide Red No. 5107 Smoke Gray No. 5104 Venetian Brown No. 5105 Bottle Green Also made in Black (No. 5106) Glidden Pure Red Lead in Oil (Paste) A pure red lead paste composed entirely of oxides of lead free from all adulterants. The pigment content representing approximately ninetytwo per cent of the whole is composed of true amorphous red lead (Pb3 O4) and lead monoxide (PbO). It is highly oxidized, has exceptional fineness, and covers better than ordinary grades. The liquid content representing approximately eight per cent of the whole is composed entirely of pure linseed oil. Glidden Pure Red Lead in Oil is a superior product of uniform con sistency that stays soft and workable at all times. It is easy and clean to handle, and incorporates all of the recognized advantages that have made red lead the most extensively used metal preservative coating on the market today. When reduced with two pints of boiled linseed oil and three pints of raw linseed oil to twenty-five pounds of Red Lead Paste the resultant gallon of paint will cover approximately one and threequarter tons of steel or 600 square feet of surface one coat. Average weight per gallon of Red Lead Paste, 47 pounds. Put up in 12)4, 25, 50 and 100 pound steel kegs. This product is made from 97% pure red lead. | Pure Red Lead 30 GLD316B5 Mixing Formulas for Red Lead in Oil FOR EITHER EXTERIOR OR INTER TOR USE FIRST OR SHOP COAT (Natural Red Lead Color) SECOND OR FIELD COAT (Medium Brown Color) 100 pounds Gliddcn Pure Red Lead 1'4 gallons Rave Linseed Oil 3 quarts Hoiled Linseed Oil 1 pint Turpentine This mix bulks gallons of paint. covers 2401) sq. ft. one coat. 100 pounds (Midden Pure Red Lead 2 gallons Raw Linseed Oil 1 gallon Iloilcd Linseed Oil 1 pint Turpentine 1 pound Lamp Hlaclt in Oil This mix bulks 5's gallons of paint. " " covers 2(50 sq. ft. one coat. THIRD OR FINISH COAT (Dark Brown Color; 100 pounds Cdidden Pure Red Lead ~!j gallons Raw Linseed Oil 1J4 gallons Boiled Linseed Oil 1 pint Turpentine 5 pounds Lamp Black in Oil This mix bulks gallons of paint. " " covers 3400 sq. ft. one coat. Note: Should a dark brown color not be acceptable in the third or finish coat, a medium green shade can be obtained by adding to each one hundred pounds of (Hidden Pure Red Lead, four gallons Raw Linseed Oil. two gallons Hoiled Linseed Oil, one quart turpentine, twenty-five pounds Medium Chrome Yellow in oil and forty pounds Chinese Blue in oil. The resulting mix veill bulk eleven gallons of paint and will cover 5000 square feet one coat. No. 5100 Liquid Red Lead Paint The carefully calculated proportions of pure red lead, orange mineral, and neutral inerts com prising the pigment content of this material are designed to produce a dependable rust inhibitive product that is workable and easy to apply. It has all of the recognized advantages of pure red lead yet will not settle out and harden in the container. The vehicle is a com bination of treated oils and gums selected for their known properties and pre determined re sults. It holds the pigment content in suspension for a definite length of time. It has a definite pigment saturation value that forms a uniformly dense film. No. 5100 Liquid Red Lead Paint is a tough, elastic, durable ready mixed paint. It prevents corrosion, has long life, resists moisture, and is unaffected by quick changes in atmospheric conditions. It can be used as a prime coat or finish coat as desired, requires no thinning, stays in suspension, and is uniform at all times. One gallon covers approximately 500 square feet of surface one coat. This material weighs twenty-one pounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 50 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Detailed analy sis furnished upon request. 31 I I GLD31686 Glidden Anti-Corrosive Paint (Hidden Anti-Corrosive Paints are made in approximately the same colors as Glidden Chromatized Exterior Metal Paints, but are made to sell at a lower [trice. They are composed of basic pigments, neutral oxides and inerts but do not contain any of the chromic compounds used in the more expensive materials. They will be found to have very excellent quality and make a very suitable product for cither exterior or interior metal work where the highest quality paint is not necessary. While not as strong inhibitors of corrosion as the chromic compound paints, they insure adequate protection wherever they can be brought into intimate contact with clean bare metal. They are elastic and tougU, have close adhesion, solid coverage anti are easy to apply. They resist abrasion, arc not easily affected by change in atmospheric conditions and have no appreciable shrinkage upon drying One gallon covers approximately 500 square feet of surface one coat. Average weight per gallon sixteen and three-quarter pounds. Put up in 5.5 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORKi Follow same specification as given lor Glidden Chromatized Exterior Metal Paints substituting the correct code number and name for colors desired in Glidden Anti-Corrosive Taints. No. 5108 Light Buff No. 5111 Dark Brown No. 5113 Dark Gray Also made in Black (No. 5114) 32 GLP316P7 Glidden Acidproof Coating Tlu' illustration is a photographic reproduction nl what occurred whi n a pil'd' of sheet iron eoiiieil with (Hidden AcidpriKif Coating iTrans- Ilari'iit No, 5127 I was submitled to a hath of thirlv per toni nit- ric acid. The diner uf uni' side was k'ft ox- posed at the 'tart of tlit- test anil at the ex- piration ol one hour aml hirty minuter., the entire unprotected portion cif the metal was completely nin- aimed liy the aeiil. The transparent hint of (ilitliJon Aridprool Coaling vva- still in- taet a- shown in the illustration. It had apparently not dt'lcr- iorutcd in the least and upon examination showed the sinteclas- licity and lile a- it had hefore I icing sub- milted to the nitric acid test. (Hidden Acidproof Coating is a chemical metal protective mating for use on any type of exterior or interior construction subjected to acid fumes or dilute liquid acids. It will not withstand concentrated acid solutions over a protracted period of time. It is particularly valuable as a metal protection in dve houses, chemical plants, fertilizer works anil sugar re fineries. also in certain tropical countries, certain branches of the rubber industry, the galvanizing processes of the steel industry and the manufacture nl electric storage batteries. (Hidden Acidproof Coating contains no asphaltum, tar or giUonite, is absolutely waterproof and offers a perfect protective coating lor metal Mirlaecs exposed to acid conditions. It is a chemical coming and must be applietl exactIv in accordance with directions and reduced with a special reducer where applied by spray. When properly applied it produces a non-poriills impervious film having sitlheient elasticity, tenacity and lile to insure a tight blind with the surface anil enough 'stretch'' to follow the normal contraction and expansion of the ntetal. The extremely interesting and severe tesi illustrated above represents a concrete demonstration of the high insulating value of this material when it N properly applied to clean bare metal. It is made in a transparent liquid and seven pigmented colors. The transparent liquid is the same color as a good quality dear exterior spar varnish. The seven colors are its illustrated on the following page. One gallon of either the transparent or pigmented coating w ill cover approximately 50(1 square feet ol surface one coat. Average weight of pigmented colors fifteen pounds per gallon. 1'ut up in 55 and 5(1 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. DIRECTIONS Tin nuullii surface must be absolutely clean and dry. It is a useless expenditure of linn and money to attempt to properly protect a damp or dirty surface with this material. first apply a lull coat of the transparent coating (No. 5127;. I'sc it exactly as you would a litaev liodied finishing varnish and brush it out well. In applying this transparent priming coat Ik - particularly careful to thoroughly coat all joints, laps, rivet heads and corners. Allow this priming coat forty.eight hours to thoroughly lire. 51 Glidden Acidproof Coating (Cont'd) When the tr,m>i>arcnt primer is dry apply mu' coat oi pigmented coating in whatever rolor is desired. Apply the pigmented material in the same manner that you would apply an ordinary paint. Hrush it out well and allow forty-eight hours to dry. If solid cover age is not obtained with one color coat, a second coat can be applied in the same manner as the first. When dry follow with a full (lowing finish coat of the transparent coating No. 5127. Flow it on like a varnish and work it thoroughly. L'se all materials full body for brush ing. Kedurc all materials with No. 5128 Acidcoat Reducer to the proper consistency for spraying. These coatings must be applied on dry surfaces in dry weather to give satislaciory service. Renew the finish coat of Transparent Coating every year. This is not a nitro cellulose product and presents no greater fire hazard than that of ordinary paint. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK) 1st Coat: Glidden Acidproof Coating--Transparent No. 5127. Apply without re duction. full body as received in the original container lor brushing, Reduce with No. 5128 Acidcoat reducer to proper consistency for spraying. Allow forty-eight hours to dry. 2nd Coat: Glidden Acidproof Coating--(Insert code number and name of color selected.) Apply without reduction full body as received in the original container for brushing. Reduce with No. 5128 Acidcoat Reducer to proper consistency for spraying. Allow forty-eight hours to dry. Note: Where solid coverage is not ohtatned with one color coat, apply a second coat in the same manner as the first. 3rd Coat: Glidden Acidproof Coating--Transparent No. 5127. Apply without re duction, full body as received in the original container for brushing. Reduce with No. 5128 Acidcoat Reducer to proper consistency for spraying. No. 5122 Dark Cray No. 5125 Metallic Brown Also made in Transparent (No. 5127i and Black (No. 5126) .14 GLD31689 Aluminum Acidproof Coating To each gallon of f'.lklden Acidproof Coating--Transparent Xo. 5127 add two pounds Xo. 14<> incsli l'aiiu and Varnish Makers Aluminum bronze l'owder to obtain a suitable Aluminum Acidproot Coating of good brushing consistency. Where application is to be made by sprat- it is only necessary to add one and one-half pounds ol bronze Powder to the gallon of Transparent Coating. Agitate thoroughly before and timing application. This aluminum coat replaces the pigmented coat in the Engineering Specilication. It should lie preceded and followed by a coat of the Transparent Xo. 5127 in exactly the same manner as previously specified for pigmented materials. No. 5115 Zinc Galvanized Iron Primer The oily surface of galvanized iron presents a very unsatisfactory fouiulation for protective paints. Weathering by exposure, etching with acid, and even sand blasting have been resorted to in attempting to over come this characteristic of all galvanized materials. The oil is not nterely a deposit on the surface, it is an essential reaction of the galvanizing pro cess in the metal. Weathering by exposure is rarely satisfactory due to the fact that joints, laps, nail holes and other parts where surfaces are in contact will invariably corrode before the center sheets have weathered. The galvan ized sheets are thin mid the disintegration is rapid. Quite olteu corrosion has progressed so lar at these points that the protective coaling has little or no value. It is always wise to paint galvanized metal promptly when new. Etching a galvanized surface with dilute acid produces a chemical reaction in the galvanizing that apparently saponifies the oily constituents. The resultant surface has no greasy feel, is roughened up and takes it priming coat readily. For several years this practice of etching with acid has been widely promoted as a satisfactory treatment of galvanized sur faces. Don't be misled. The same acid that etches the surface is still in the metal and can still react with the paint to cause disintegration and slitri rttst. Etching a galvanized surface with acid is a sure way to destroy the protective paint coat that is applied over it. (ilidden Zinc f.alvauizcd Iron Primer is made with Zinc Dust, which is combined with other covering pigments in a synthetic oil and gum vehicle like any ordinary paint. It involves no secret theories on the treatment of galvanized surfaces nor is it dependent on either weathering or etching lor satisfactory application. It simply represents a sound, practical utilization of like metallic elements. The only requirement for its successful application is a clean surface. One gallon covers approxi mately .s()(l square feet of surface one coat and dries down hard in six to eight hours. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums. 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 5115 Zinc Primer 35 Glidden Aluminum Finishes No. 5116 ELASTIC ALUMINUM MIXING VARNISH A long oil exterior mixing varnish containing 196 gallons of oil to each 100 pounds of gum. Total solids, 57.88%. Suitable for mixing in'either brush or spray application. Dries hard to touch in 24 hours. Long in oil to permit of proper leafing. Solid covering in one coat either brushing or spraying. Average life of film, five tears. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. No. 5117 EXTERIOR ALUMINUM MIXING VARNISH While not as long in oil and elastic as No. 5116 this material is a very durable mixing varnish and is preferred by many large users because it dries hard to touch overnight. On large areas such as 55,000 and 88,000 barrel oil storage tanks this material does not have sufficient "stretch" to compensate for the great expansion and contraction of such a large surface but for all ordinary purposes this mixing varnish will be found entirely satisfactory. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. De tailed analysis furnished upon request. No. 5118 HIGH HEAT ALUMINUM MIXING VARNISH The Aluminum Company of America laboratories at New Kensington, Pennsylvania have made the following examination and report covering this product. "A black iron panel was coated with this paint and placed in an elec tric furnace at 500 Centigrade (932 Fahrenheit) for a period of eight hours, at the end of which time the coating had a good appearance and showed satisfactory adherence to the metal upon bending the panel. We believe, therefore, that this vehicle would be satisfactory for use in alumi num paint applied to hot surfaces, and therefore recommend it for that purpose." Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. No. 5119 READY MIXED ALUMINUM. PAINT A ready mixed aluminum paint composed of two pounds No. 140 mesh aluminum bronze powder in a neutral mixing varnish that does not discolor the bronze nor prevent it leafing properly. While the film ob tained with this material is not as brilliant as can be secured by mixing the bronze with the liquid at the time of application, it has the same dur ability, long life and good appearance as can be obtained in any ready mixed product except Metallite. (Described on page 74.) Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. 36 CLD31691 Glidden Causticproof Coatings This material is a precise combination of the necessary basic pigments, oxides and inerts required for satisfactory coverage and protection in a chemical vehicle containing in solution a synthetic resinous derivative of |jetroleum. It contains no asphaltum, tar, or gilsonite whatever, and has the working characteristics of ordinary oil paint except that it must be reduced only with mineral spirits when applied by spray. Glidden Causticproof Coating has been subjected repeatedly to sat urated solutions of soda ash and caustic soda solutions of varying strengths in both hot and cold water without evidencing any serious deterioration whatever over short periods of time. It will not withstand lye, nor pro tracted immersion in a saturated solution of boiling caustic. It is particularly valuable as a metal protective coating on both ex terior and interior construction of kettle houses, soda ash plants, storage tanks subjected to soda ash dusting, lye evaporators, lye treatment build ings, alkali plants, chemical plants and soap factories where metal surfaces are exposed to moist caustic fumes and dilute caustic liquids. The application of this material requires no special equipment or ex pensive preparation. It is readily applied over either bare metal or old paint. It does not contain any strong paint solvents and will not lift an old paint film. It is prepared in white, black and six colors as illustrated. One gallon will cover approximately 480 square feet of surface one coat and will dry hard overnight. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Also made in White (No. 5136) and Black (No. 5137) 37 CLD3169? No. 5128 Hand Rail Black This enamel is an excellent, quick drying, solid covering black, having a high gloss and extremely hard, print-proof film. The liquid vehicle used in this enamel is composed of treated china wood oil, bodied vegetable oil, and fossilized gum mixing varnishes which combine to produce the necessary hardness, toughness and durability required in a multiple service material of this type. One gallon covers approximately 600 square feet of surface one coat. This material weighs nine pounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. No. 5129 Smoke Stack Black A high heat varnish black intended for use on metal stacks carrying temperatures as high as 750 Fahrenheit. Can be applied to either a hot or cold surface. Use it full body for brushing, reduce with Turpentine or Mineral Spirits to proper consistency for spraying. Manufactured only in Black. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 5138 Plastic Emulsified Asphalt This is cold process emulsified asphalt combined with long fibre asbestos to produce a patching plastic having all the desirable waterproofing qualities of natural mineral asphalt and the fire resistant qualities of asbestos. Adapted particularly for repairing flashing and patch work on roofs of saw tooth and monitor construction. Put up in 500 and 300 pound drums, 50 and 10 pound cans. No. 5139 Emulsified Asphalt Cement On the opposite page there is given a full description of Glidden Emulsi fied Asphalt Coatings which are in liquid ready to brush consistency. Many times there arise conditions that require a more concentrated product for trowel application and Glidden Emulsified Asphalt Cement is provided for just that purpose. This product is exactly like the product described on the opposite page except that it is a thick cement for troweling. Put up in 500 and 300 pound drums, 50 and 10 pound cans. | No. 5156 Black Caulking Paste This material is designed particularly for caulking around door and window frames that spring or warp after installation. A special gun equipped with a patented spreader tongue is supplied with each ship ment to insure proper application in a minimum of time. An excellent product that insures satisfactory work and is easy to apply. Put-up in 55 and'30 gallon wood barrels. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. 38 GLD31693 Liquid Emulsified Asphalt Coatings A water emulsion of Mineral Asphalt, Covering Pigments and Vegetable Oils in a ready to brush consistency for use wherever a pure asphalt coat ing is required. A superior product that will render satisfactory service over a longer period of time than cither the hot or cut-back type of asphalt coatings. A durable, waterproof, acid, alkali and brine resistant material that has remarkable adhesive qualities, solid coverage and long life. Cut-backs, produced by dissolving asphalt in a solvent oil are compara tively short lived because the volatile oil in dissolving the asphalt combines with the natural oils of the asphalt. After application, these natural oils of the asphalt gradually evaporate off with the solvent oil. or vehicle, so that the coating eventually becomes hard; checks, cracks and peels. The asphalt has been broken down and only the solid lifeless constituents remain on the surface. Hot coatings, produced by melting solid or semi-solid asphalts to a liquid state and applying them while hot, are only slightly more satisfactory than cut-backs. When asphalt is heated to the melting point, heavy black fumes constantly pass off into the atmosphere, leaving a solid deposit in the bottom of the kettle. These heavy black fumes are the natural essential oils of the asphalt and the black deposit at the bottom of the kettle is Bitumen. The heat required for melting has broken down the asphalt and after the hot asphalt has been applied even though it sets to an apparently solid film, it no longer possesses its original durable qualities. Glidden Emulsified Asphalt Coatings are cold process water emulsions produced without the use of heat or solvent oils. The natual durability and long life of the pure asphalt is not only entirely preserved but is further fortified by the addition of durable oils and basic pigments. Adheres equally well on either a wet or dry surface. Dries to touch in four to six hours depending on thickness of coating. One gallon covers approximately 80 square feet of surface one coat. Put up in 50 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 5140 Gray No. 5142 Red No. 5141 Green No. 5143 Black GLD31694 G L1D D EN F A C IL IT IE S FOR SERVICE A R E N A T IO N W ID E S6 9 IEcno r Glidden Asphalt Oil Coatings These are high melt point asphalts cooked with vegetable oils to pro duce elastic gloss black and colored asphalt paints. They are supplied in the same colors previously illustrated under Glidden Emulsified Asphalt Coatings on page 39. Certain industries, particularly packing houses, paper mills, soap plants, glycerine manufacturers and chemical plants find a great variety of conditions that require the acid and alkali resistance possessed by asphalt oil coatings such as these. Manufactured in Red (No. 5144)--Green (No. 5145)--Gray (No. 5146)--and Black (No. 5147). Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 5155 "Tartar" Liquid Black As the name implies this is a coal tar pitch liquid black manufactured in ready to brush consistency for use wherever a coal tar product is desired. Dries hard in six to eight hours with firm adhesion and a tough film. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Glidden Asbestos Roof Coatings These coatings manufactured in both plastic and liquid consistency are a combination of long fibre asbestos, asphalt and heavy waterproofing oils. They are dependable materials for repairing or recoating built up felt and other types of flat and semi-flat roofs. They will not run or sag when exposed to the hot sun, preserves the roofing felt, prevents rot, fills up pin holes and completely seals all leaks with a durable waterproof film. Made only in Black--Liquid (No. 613)--and Plastic (No. 612). Glidden Exterior Graphite Paints While in recent years the rust inhibitive claims formerly made for this type of material have been definitely proven false, there still remains some few users for such a product.- In recognition of this fact these five graphite paints are offered as good paints of that class. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon wood barrels and 5 gallon cans. Not carried in stock, made up only on order No. 5151 Green No. 5153 Brown Also made in Black (No. 5154) 42 GL031696 No. 5149 Suboxide Transformer Enamel No. 5149 Suboxide Gray These materials are recommended for finishing, oil transformers, transil oil storage tanks, oil circuit breakers, power line take offs, trans mission line towers, sub-station transformers, sub-station towers, and similar equipment used in the generation and distribution of electricity. No. 5149 Suboxide Transformer Enamel and No. 5148 Suboxide Trans former Primer are made from basic lead chromate and suboxide of lead, often called blue lead, which is one of the highest rated rust inhibitive pig ments available for the manufacture of paint. At the Atlantic City Tests conducted by Sub-Committee IV, of Committee D-l of the American Society for Testing Materials during the years 1910 to 1914 inclusive, only one other pigment (Basic Lead Chromate) was given a higher rating than blue lead as a rust inhibitor. Roth the Primer and Enamel are dark gunmetal gray in color at the time of application and do not change in any way after exposure. One gallon of the primer covers approximately 450 square feet of surface one coat, the enamel approximately 475 square feet. The primer weighs seventeen pounds per gallon, the enamel sixteen and threequarter pounds. Both products are put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK) He sure the surface to be painted is clean and dry before applying any paint material. 1st Coat: Glidden No. 514X Sulxixide Transformer Primer. Apply this priming coat full Itody as received in the original container for brushing. Reduce with turpentine or mineral spirits to the proper consistency for spraying. Allow this priming coat fortyeight hours to dry. 2nd Coat: Glidden Xo. 5149 Suboxide Transformer Enamel. Apply this enamel coat full body as received in the original container for brushing. Reduce with turpentine or mineral spirits to the proper consistency for spraying. No. 5175 Fire Hydrant Red Enamel No. 5175 Fire Hydrant Red The pigment used in this enamel is the Glidden Company Cadmium and Selinium Red. This is a furnace pigment that will not darken when exposed to heat, will not fade when exposed to sunlight, will not bleed through white stencils applied over it. A permanent, full gloss exterior and interior vermilion red for use oh fire hydrants, fire extinguishers, fire alarm signals, fire doors, fire pails and barrels, fire equipment sheds, sprink ler system piping, machinery guards, elevator gates and danger signals. l*ut up in 5, 1, >2, K and gallon cans. 43 GLD31697 Glidden Ornamental Gloss Enamels Full gloss finish coat enamels designed for durability and long life on exterior metal surfaces. Manufactured from non-fugitive pigments insur ing permanent colors in every shade. Solid covering enamels that dry overnight to a durable brilliant gloss and tough weather resistant film. Used extensively on theatre marques, bulletin frames and attraction signs, amusement park auto scooters, carrousels, aerial swings, miniature rail ways, penny arcades, ferris wheels and similar attractions. Also widely used for ornamental trim of steel sash and frames in office buildings, apart ments and hotels. Put up in 5, 1, yi, >4 and gallon cans. No. 5177 Golden Yellow No. 5179 Chrome Green No. 5183 Dark Red No. 5185 Rich Blue Also made in White (No. 5186) and Black (No. 5187). 44 GL 031698 Preservation of Concrete, Brick and Stone All concrete, cement, brick and natural stones are ixtrous. All are more or less permeable and absorbent. Their porous composition permits the flow of liquids through the intricate honeycombing structure of the mass. Their characteristic absorption will readily assist the entrance of such liquids through the medium of capillary attraction. Contrary to popular belief, these so called permanent materials of the earth are not permanent, and unless they are properly protected they will inevitably be destroyed. Grain Elevator Exterior Maintenance Among all of the many factors of erosion that constantly menace the strength, durability and life of such structures, water is by far the greatest factor. It is always present, readily absorbed and continuously in motion. It is the universal solvent. It is a solid, a liquid and a vapor and in one form or another it will attack and destroy - 'mau.'al if given sufficient time. The successful preservation of concrete and kindred materials is more dependent oil protection against water than all other factors combined. When you consider that water increases ten per cent in volume upon freezing; and that in so doing it will, if confined, exert a pressure in excess of 10000 pounds to the square inch; and that, in a temperate climate such as ours, this pressure is exerted many times in the course of each year; it is not hard to understand why water represents the greatest physical factor in the disintegration of a porous concrete surface. Add to tjiis'the ability to resume a liquid form, to act ds a carrying medium bringing the acids and alkalis of the earth to supplement chemically the sub surface pressure, and the further ability to produce through electrolytic action the corrosion and eventual disintegration of reinforcing metal and you can 45 Preservation of Concrete, Etc., (Cont'd) readily understand why water not only represents the greatest physical factor but the greatest chemical factor as well. It is this complete understanding of the true proportions of water in relation to the destruction of such surfaces that enables the reputable paint manufacturer to produce useful products with which to protect this type of construction. Of the four successful methods of waterproofing i.e. Surface Coating, Membrane, Mastic and Integral, three are dependent on the paint manufacturer for their success. The products of The Glidden Company, described in detail on the following pages represent an experience of more than seventy-five years, covering the climatic and geographic conditions of every country on the continents of North and South America. DIRECTIONS FOR PAINTING CEMENT Cement, in the process of setting produces a certain amount of calcium hydroxide, free lime in a hydrated condition. Calcium hydroxide, being a strong alkali, will immediately saponify the vegetable oils of a paint coating into soap. The first rain washes off the soap and leaves only the dry dead pigment of the paint clinging loosely to the surface. The loose pigment completely perishes in a short time and the work must be done over. Here, in a few brief sentences you have the concise history of countless unsatis factory attempts to paint a cement surface. Neutralize free lime in new cement by washing the surfaces to be painted with a solution composed of three pounds Sulphate of Zinc dissolved in one gallon of water. Use either a brusli or spray and apply a lil>eral coat. Allow surfaces so treated ample lime for thorough drying before commencing to paint. This wash coat of Zinc Sulphate combines with the Calcium Oxide to form Zinc Oxide and Calcium Sulphate neither of which are caustic in nature or harmful to paint. Cement, because of its structure and method of manufacture is porous, permeable and absorbent. A new cement surface that has been thoroughly neutralized by a liberal Zinc Sulphate wash still possesses sufficient suction to completely rob a paint coating of all its oil in a very short time, again leaving nothing but dry dead pigment on the surface to quickly perish and powder off. Seal new cement in addition to neutralizing it. Use a lightly pigmented sealer that has a suitable filler to assist the oils in overcoming the natural porosity of the surface. Be sure the oils are thin enough to insure proper penetration and absolutely waterproof. Use sealing materials, of reputable manufacture, designed exclusively for the purpose of sealing. They will always give more satisfactory results than can be obtained from reducing ordinary paints with linseed oil or mineral spirits to a thin consistency. When cement has been properly neutralized and properly sealed, it can be painted in the same manner as a wood or metal surface except that care should be taken to positively require that all paints used for painting cement be absolutely waterproof. Maintenance Engineering Department National Headquarters---Cleveland, Ohio. 46 GLD31700 Glidden Waterproof Exterior Masonry Paint This product is strictly a masonry paint, recommended for damp proofing and rendering uniform the color of exterior concrete, cement, stucco, stone, brick and unglazed tile. It resembles ordinary paints in general working qualities and physical characteristics but should not be confused with them as it is chemically an entirely different type of product. It is formulated specifically for use as a masonry finish and should be used as such. Glidden Waterproof Exterior Masonry Paint is basically a combination pigment paint containing covering pigment, tinting color and inert ground in a waterproof china wood oil mixing varnish. It combines carefully selected solid covering pigments with the most waterproof film it is possi ble to produce without resorting to the use of by-product mineral oils that would discolor and stain the surface. The china wood oil mixing varnish which comprises one hundred pier cent of the vehicle used in this product is treated to secure proper pene tration, high resistance to lime and low gloss. It dries with an egg shell finish that dulls down in approximately sixty days to a cement or stone texture, having more the appearance of a cleaned surface than one that has been painted. It penetrates well into the porous masonry and expands slightly upon drying, in this manner sealing the surface and securing firm adhesion. One gallon covers approximately 250 square feet of surface one coat. Average weight fifteen piounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. DIRECTIONS Carelessness in properly mixing your paint invariably results in poor covering, nonuniform color, and generally unsatisfactory results. Be sure that the contents of each package is thoroughly agitated front the bottom until the pigment is evenly incorporated throughout. Remove the entire head of the package, pour or dip off half the liquid, stir the balance of the paint with a flat paddle that will reach the edges of the container until all the pigment is in suspension, then gradually pour back the liquid [tortion previously drawn off. Stir your paint frequently while painting. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK.i PREPARATION OF SURFACE The surfaces to be painted shall receive a liberal wash coat of a solution consisting of three pounds Sulphate of Zinc dissolved in one gallon of water. Allow this wash coat ample time for thorough drying. After the specified wash coat has thoroughly dried the surfaces to be painted shall be carefully brushed throughout with a stiff Aztec Fibre Brush. Sealing Coat: No. 6109 Exterior Masonry Primer. Apply without reduction, full body as received in the original container either for brush or spray. Allow ample time for thorough drying. 1st Coat: Glidden Waterproof Exterior Masonry Paint. (Insert code number and name of color selected.) To each gallon of paint add one pint .Vo. 6107 Exterior Masonry Paint Reducer either for brush or spray. Allow ample time for thorough drying. 2nd Coat: Glidden Waterproof Exterior Masonry Paint. (Insert code number and name of color selected.) Apply without reduction, full body as received in the original container for brushing. Reduce with No. 6107 Exterior Masonry Paint Reducer to proper consistency for spraying. Note: No thinning of paint materials should be permitted except as s|>ecified herein. 47 No. 6105 Brick Red No. 6106 Russet Brown Also made in White (No. 6100} No. 6109 Exterior Masonry Primer A lightly pigmented sealing material in which covering pigments are combined with waterproof oils and gums. It is intended for the proper sealing of concrete, cement, brick, stone, stucco and unglazed tile, after the free lime has been neutralized. It is constructed specifically for sealing masonry and is not intended for use as a neutralizing agent and should not be used for this purpose. The pigment content is ground exceptionally fine and acts as a rein forcing filler to supplement the sealing action of the vehicle. The oils and gums contained in the liquid are the most waterproof materials it is possi ble to produce or obtain. Upon drying there is a slight expansion which acts as an anchor in the pores of the masonry surface, thereby insuring thorough sealing and close adhesion. Under normal conditions it will dry satisfactorily over night producing a tough even film that thoroughly seals the surface and serves as a suitable ground coat for the masonry paint that is later applied. One gallon covers approximately 250 square feet of surface one coat. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 6109 Exterior Masonry Primer 48 y'1 GLD3170? No. 6107 Exterior Masonry Paint Reducer This material is made from the same waterproof oils and gums used in Glidden Waterproof Kxterior Masonry Paint but has a lower viscosity to insure proper penetration. It is designed for use as a reducing material in conjunction with Glidden Waterproof Exterior Masonry Paint, and should be used as specified to procure satisfactory adhesion of first coats and to obtain the correct reductions necessary for spray application. It should be clearly understood that this reducer is intended specifically for use in conjunction with Masonry Paints on Masonry surfaces. It is not a suitable reducer for other types of paint or other types of surface and can not be successfully used for such work. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5, 1, yi and A gallon cans. No. 6108 Transparent Masonry Coating A light colored transparent liquid coating that will render adequate protection, prevent efflorescence and staining, and thoroughly waterproof the porous exterior surfaces of all types of masonry. This material con sists of treated oils and gums permanently combined at high temperatures to produce a clear penetrating, waterproof coating that will dry hard over night and leave no unsightly stain or film on the surface treated. It should not be confused with No. 6107 Exterior Masonry Paint Reducer as there is nothing in common between the two materials other than that they are both transparent. Neither can be used to successfully replace the other, nor can either one be used for both pur|>oses. This material is intended only to properly waterproof and prevent discoloration of bare masonry. It can not be used over ok! paint. One gallon covers approxi mately 200 square feet of average surface one coat. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 6117 Colorless Waterproofing Liquid This material is essentially a light viscosity, penetrating, liquid wax product intended for waterproofing and polishing cut stone inlays of marble, granite, tile, brick and the ornamental exterior cement work often encountered in public auditoriums, government buildings, theatres, de partment stores and office buildings. It is absolutely colorless when applied to the work .and is a very dependable waterproofing liquid that is easy to apply full body either by brush or spray. It dries quickly, penetrates evenly and enhances as well as protects the beauty of the structure. Care should lx) taken to see that all moisture is out of the masonry before this colorless waterproofing liquid is applied. Put up in 5, 1, A and 'A gallon cans. No. 6119 Wet Masonry Sealer An opaque fluid designed for sealing under Glidden Wet Masonry Paints on wet or dry masonry surfaces that have been properly neutralized or naturally cured. Can be applied either to a wet or dry surface but can not be used successfully on a surface that is still "green". For this reason it is only recommended on masonry surfaces that have leen properly neutralized or surfaces that have lteen aged and naturally cured. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. 40 Glidden Wet Masonry Paints The problem of painting a wet masonry surface has long been a source of controversy and experiment. Cement washcoats, cement powder coat ings, cold water paints, casein calcimines and the so called hydraulic paints have all been recommended and discarded as unsatisfactory. Yet the need for a suitable wet masonry paint still is evidenced on every hand. Swim ming pools in amusement parks, retaining walls of reservoirs, concrete bridge abutments, dams, pumping stations, filtration plants and many other structures need and would use an attiactive paint coating to uniform their wet mas<5nry if one could be found that would render satisfactory service for a reasonable period of time. For this class of industrial structures we introduce and recommend the Glidden Wet Masonry Paints. Designed and produced like ordinary paints, applied and reduced like ordinary paints, brushed out or sprayed like ordinary paints, but not ordinary paints at all. These materials while having all the characteristics of oil paints and the working qualities of oil paints are really chemical coatings designed after four years of continuous experiment and actual test to produce suitable coatings for wet masonry. They are applied to either wet or dry surfaces, with moisture in the surface or over water standing on the surface, in exactly the same manner as an ordinary paint would be brushed or sprayed on a clean dry surface. In from four to six hours after application they will have forced all the surface water through the film of the coating and in ten hours will have generated sufficient heat to drive the moisture completely out of the film. In twelve hours the film of the coating will be hard and dry with the original surface water standing on the outside of the dried paint. They are chemical coatings, prepared from vegetable, animal and mineral oil solutions in the form of ordinary liquid paints, sold by the gallon ready to apply with either a brush or spray as many coats as are required to secure adequate coverage. One gallon covers approximately 250 square feet of surface, one coat. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK; Preparation of Surface: The surfaces to be painted shall be thoroughly cured by natural seasoning or shall be chemically neutralized by a liberal wash coat of a solution consisting of three pounds Sulphate of Zinc dissolved in one gallon of water. This wash coat shall be allowed to remain on the wet or dry masonry for forty-eight hours before the surface is sealed. Sealing Coat: Glidden Wet Masonry Sealer:--Apply without reduction, full body as received in the original container either for brush or spray'. This sealing coat shall be allowed to remain on the wet or dry masonry for twenty-four hours before the surface is painted. 1st Coat: Glidden Wet Masonry' Paint. (Insert code number and name of color selected.) Apply without reduction, full body as received in the original container for brushing. Reduce with ordinary turpentine or mineral spirits to proper consistency for spraying-.--Allow-this first coat trrremain on the wet or dry masonry for twelve hours be fore the surface is recoated. 2nd Coat: Glidden Wet Masonry Paint. (Insert code numlier and name of color selected.) Apply without reduction, full body as received in the original container for brushing. Reduce with ordinary turpentine or mineral spirits to proper consistency for spraying. Wf 50 GLD31704 Glidden Wet Masonry Paints No. 6111 Ivory White No. 6112 Light Tan No. 6113 Clay Gray No. 6114 Concrete Gray No. 6115 Medium Red No. 6116 Medium Green Also made in White (No. 6110) No. 4230 Expansion Joint Paste A plastic compound of putty consistency intended for use in filling expansion joints, so designed that it remains plastic and effectively com pensates for the natural expansion and contraction of the structure. It is waterproof and durable. It adheres indefinitely to the surface and never dries out hard and brittle. It is readily applied without the addition of solvents or heat. Contes ready to use in 600, 300, 100 and 50 pound pack ages. One pound contains approximately 25 cubic inches. No. 4232 Sub Surface Waterproof Black A mineral asphalt compound of heavy liquid consistency intended for the permanent waterproofing of structures either during construction or after erection. Equally adaptable for surface coating, membrane, sheet, brick, or tile mastic systems of waterproofing. Can be applied to cither a wet or dry surface. Adheres readily to all types of masonry and to all approved types of membrane felts and fabrics. Requires neither solvents nor heat for its proper application. Can be brushed or sprayed without impeding in any way it^ proper penetration. Sets up for recoating in four to six hours. Serves as a waterproofing seal and plaster bond on interior work where it is used to insulate plaster from the penetration of moisture and frost. Serves to waterproof tunnels, reservoirs, cisterns, tanks, stand pipes, swimming pools, retaining walls and other types of construction in quick sand, spring banks, beneath water tables of soil, or under water. Can be applied to cither inside or outside surfaces, floors, walls or ceilings. Is unaffected by acids or alkalis in the ground and dries sufficiently hard to withstand abrasion when excavations are back filled. Specific infor mation and directions for use supplied upon request. Put up in 600, 300, 100 and 50 pound packages. 51 Glidden Exterior Cement Paint A dry powdered cement product which when mixed with the proper quantity of water produces a liquid cement paint suitable for either brush or spray application. A very practical and economical finish for exterior stucco, concrete, brick, cement plaster or concrete block surfaces. Can be applied on either exterior or interior surfaces and does not dust, powder, flake, chalk, blister, nor peel off. Produces a washable finish that effectually seals the surface and prevents the absorption of water. Used extensively as a concrete and cement finish on pulp and paper mills, dairy collection plants, warehouses, subways and grain elevators. Care must be taken to follow directions exactly as specified if satisfactory results are to be obtained with these materials. Pm up in 600, 300, 50 and 10 pound packages. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK) Preparation of Surface: The surfaces to lie painted shall he carefully brushed to remove all dust and dirt. Any cfHorescnre shall lie scrubbed off with a solution of one part muriatic acid in ten parts of water anil shall therealter lie immediately rinsed with clear water to remove any excess'acid. Sidewalls and floors of swimming pools, also surfaces that have previously been painted with calcimine, whitewash, or cold water paint must be thoroughly cleaned and all of the old finish removed lwforc any cement paint is applied. Thoroughly saturate the clean surface with water before applying each coat of cement jiaint. 1st Coat: Mix ten pounds Glidden Exterior Cement Paint (Insert code number and name of color selected) with three quarts of water. Stir thoroughly living careful to mash all lumps. Apply with dutch ur white wash brush using a horizontal sweeping stroke. Use stiff bristle brushes and keep them full ol paint. Sprinkle this first coat with fine spray as soon as it has hardened sufficiently to not wash off. 2nd Coat: Mix ten pounds Glidden Exterior Cement Paint with five pints of water in same manner as specified for first coat. Apply as previously directed wetting down the first coat before applying second coat. No. 702 Ivory White No. 705 Light Gray No. 703 Cream White No. 706 Pearl Gray f No. 704 Medium Buff No. 707 Stone Gray Also made in White fNo. 701 i GLD31706 No. 4231 Asphalt-Cement Mastic There are three distinct uses for this product. Its acid and alkali resistance makes it applicable as a concrete tank and vat sealing medium employed to prevent the seepage commonly encountered in the storage of vinegars, pickles, molasses, fermenting foods and vegetable oils. Its water proofing qualities makes it readily adaptable to all rypes of membrane, mastic and surface waterproof construction, waterproof cement tinish-coats above or below grade and as a damp-proofing bond for plaster. Its resi lience, toughness and durability provides an excellent mastic flooring for either exterior or interior service that will withstand greater mechanical and chemical abuse than the ordinary concrete floor. This product is a water emulsion of mineral asphalt designed to be mixed on the job with cement and silica sand. As almost every job under taken represents both a variation of conditions and different results to be accomplished it is impossible to cover in the available space the many specifications that apply. For full information on your particular problem write the Maintenance Engineering Department, National Headquarers, Cleveland, Ohio. No. 6127 Paste Brick Red Makes an almost perfect imitation of new pressed brick on any brick surface when properly thinned with turpentine and applied over a suitable undercoating. Dries perfectly flat in from two to throe hours after appli cation. Rain will not injure the flat brick red surface after it has dried. Venetian Red in Oil is the proper underco.uer or sealer to use with this product. The undercoat should be mixed on the basis of 100 pounds Venetian Red--5 gallons of Raw Linseed Oil--gallon Turpentine-- gallon Turpentine Japan. After the undercoat ha* been allowed to thoroughly dry the finish coat of Paste Brick Red should be applied. The finish coat should be mixed on the basis of KH) [xntnd* Paste Brick Red to 5 gallons of turpentine. When applying the finish coat all the work must be gone over at one time as this product dries very rapidly and can not lie touched up without show ing spots. No. 6130 Crystalline Hardener Obtainable as either a dry crystal or liquid ready for use. A surtuce hardener for use on all types of concrete and cement surfaces, particularly floors, driveways, storage yards and service station pits where a hard, non-absorbent, stain-proof cemeiit or concrete surface is desired. The liquid is made by dissolving tine and one-half pounds of the crystals in one gallon of water and is applied either with brush, broom or spray. Three coats tire recommended allowing an over night dry between coats. This product is also used on vertical concrete ami cement structures to water proof and harden the exposed surface. Put up in 100, 50 and 25 pound packages, 55 and 50 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. j.t GLD31707 Glidden Gloss Exterior Masonry Enamels Particularly in the oil and food industries there are a great variety of concrete, cement, brick and stucco buildings such as service stations and retail stores that require a gloss enamel finish for publicity, sanitation and appearance. Glidden Gloss Exterior Masonry Enamels were de veloped expressly for this demand. They are full gloss enamels, in perma nent shades, that can be washed daily without dulling the lustre or destroy ing the film. These materials are all designed to be used for both the inter mediate and finishing coat and require no additional materials other than that new concrete surfaces be properly neutralized and sealed. The pig ments used in each color arc permanent to prevent fading and the vehicle used is designed to be waterproof, free working and elastic. These ma terials dry overnight to a full varnish gloss, with a tough, durable film. Average weight fifteen anti one-quarter pounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. One gallon covers approximately 300 square feet of surface one coat. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION .NEW WORK. Preparation of Surface: The surtnee In lie painted shall be thoroughly cured by natural seasoning or shall be chemically neutralized with a Zinc .Sulphate wash. When neutralized it shall be properly sealed with one coat of No. 6I(K) Exterior Masonry Primer and this prime coat shall he allowed to dry lor twenty-four hours before enamel coats are applied. 1st Coat: Glidden Gloss Exterior Masonry Enamel (Insert code numlier and name of color selected,). Reduce this first coat with one pint turpentine to each gallon of enamel cither for brush or spray. Allow overnight tlrv. 2nd Coat: Glidden Gloss Exterior Masonry Enamel (Insert code number and name of color selected). Apply without reduction, full Ixxly as received in the original container for brushing. Reduce with turpentine to projK-r consistency for spraying. No. 6121 Rich Cream No, 6124 Pearl Gray No. 6123 Putty Brown No. 6126 Clay Blue Also made in White fNo. 6120) 51 GLD31708 Maintenance Paints Building Interiors and Interior Equipment Interior maintenance presents, in addition to the purely protective consideration of the surface, a much larger and more complex held ot painting requirements created by the production, lighting and sanitation standards appropriate for the kind of work done, the nature ol the com modity produced and the class of labor employed, l or example, no one will dispute the durability, protection and tttilitv ol aluminum paint as applied to the interior of a rolling mill, iotmdry or coal mine, yet the same aluminum paint would lie utterly out of place on the interior of a hospital, bakery or tine hotel because it violate- the cardinal principal of till in terior decoration--appropriateness. Management is today giving more careful consideration to interior maintenance than ever before. 1`lnnt engineers are showing less interest Interior Industrial Maintenance in the technical analysis of paint materials and learning more about vvltat paint can do to improve their plants. Personnel directors tire finding that employees react best for themselves anil therefore best for their employers when surrounded by the best environment compatible with the work to be done. Production managers tire compiling new records and reports which illustrate conclusively that the individual worker's cheerfulness, en thusiasm and production increases directly as his emotions are stimulated by adequate lighting, colorful surroundings, orderliness and cleanliness. Kven advertising managers are capitalizing on the publicity value ol at- 55 GLD31709 Maintenance Paints (Cont'd) tractive plant surroundings to create favorable acceptance and increase demand lor their products. Hundreds of plants are open to the public today where only dozens were open ten years ago. All of these conditions indicate the constantly growing interest in this new era of evolving and extending the use of color. Witness the hospital, a fetv years ago it had a cold, glittering, unnatural interior, whose glossy whiteness fairly shouted efficiency and cleanliness. Today the same hos pital uses white only, if at all, in the professional units where light require ments make it necessary. In all the remaining portions of the building, soft, colorful tints are employed to produce natural environments that can be relied upon as an aid to getting well. What the hospital has already learned in the treatment of the sick is prophetic of the benefits that will accompany a like treatment of the healthy. Color is fundamentally a desirable and powerful influence upon happiness. Naturally with this increased public interest the entire gamut of good, bad and indifferent use of color will be encountered. The experience, knowledge and motive of those responsible for color-schemes will vary so much that the results accomplished will in many cases prove unsatisfactory. The consideration of an appropriate color-scheme for ceiling, walls, column*, structural members and machines is an important and difficult task that should not be undertaken by anyone but an expert who has been trained to consider all of the contributing factor* pertaining to both the manu facturing limitations of the plant and the physical and chemical limitations of the finishing material. It is significant that in a paint renter such as Cleveland, Ohio, with seventy-four paint manufacturers of varying size and reputation. The (Hidden Company was chosen to cooperate in the selection of color* and the preparation of panels used by I)r. M. l.uckicsh in hi* recent demon station lecture "'Color in the Work World." This lecture, given in New York City on February 10th and 11th ol this year under the combined sponsorship of "The Museum of Science and Industry,'' "The American Society of Mechanical engineers," "The American Institute of Fleetrical Engineers"-and "The New York Electrical Society", i* indicative of the ever increasing amount of serious consideration being given to the use of color in the industrial, commercial and mercantile fields. In the following page* the various interior finishing material* manu factured by The (Hidden Company are illustrated and described. There has I teen no attempt made in this small booklet to discuss any specific color-scheme or the proper treatment of any industrial interior. There is available, however, a complete and competent force of maintenance engineers who are at your command at any time without obligation. They are men trained and qualified to standardize your requirements upon a thoroughly practical and appropriate basis that will provide both econom ical maintenance and profitable environment. Maintenance Engineering Department. National Headquarters--Cleveland, Ohio. 56 GLD31710 Spray - Day - Lite The Modern Inferior ILgshell Gloss Finish LOOK AT THF. ROOF! Here's a plant partially repainted. What a difference Iresh paint makes! Spray-Day-Lite is a full eggshell gloss when applied by sprat over any ty pe of unpainted surface. Surfaces that have been painted previously may show a higher gloss depending on conditions. Made in white and siv tints. Spray-Dav-Lite is made with Titanolith, a new and superior titanium pig ment, patent No. 1600772-.?, weighs 14 pounds to the gallon and is for interior use only. It is shipped in 55-gallon drums equipped with agitators that mix the contents thoroughly. One drum of 55 gallons of Spray-Day-Lite will cover over painted surfaces from 10,000 to 18,000 square feet. Over old or new unpainted surfaces, it will cover 9,000 to 12.000 square feet of area. It will produce better, whiter results than two cunts of ordinary whites. It applies evenly with little fug, and produces a white, smooth covering that can be washed like tile, even over grimy , dirty surfaces. It does not flake, crack, chip or peel over a solid surface. It can he successfully applied tu cement, slate, tile, plaster, steel, wood and stucco. One coat is sufficient. It can he applied heavy or thin. Is shipped ready for use. Demonstrations of Spray-Day-Lite can he held wherever y ou say--and at anv time. 36 A GL031711 Note the difference in lighting because of Sprat-Day-Lite! Consider the increased efficiency of your workers, even at today's shortened hours, with the better lighting conditions secured through Spray-Day-Lite. "WHAT W'ILL SPRAY-DAY-LITE COST ME FOR MY PLANT?" Let's Figure 20,000 Square Feet (or Example: Approximate Total Cost (Material and Labor) for 5 years......................................... Divide the total cost by number of days in 5 years which shows a daily cost of.... Average cost of lighting 20,000 square feet of surface per S-hour day at rate of 8 kilowatts per hour Oi 2c each......................................................................................... Saving per 8-hour day on light, effected by painting estimated surface with white, should be two hours minimum. Saving per tlav.................................................... YOUR CASH SAVING AFTER PAYING FOR SPRAY-DAY-LITE SHOWS AN APPROXIMATE AVERAGE PER DAY OF.............................................. $255.0(1 .14 1,28 .32 .18 APPLICATION Preparation of Surface: On new work, neutralize all plaster, cement, etc., with Zinc Sulphate wash. On old work, particularly over old calcimine and whitewash, scrape off all cracked, loose, or scaling particles and wire brush down to a sound surface that will not dust off when rubbed with the hand. Seal in all calcimine or whitewashed surfaces with No. 4270 Clear Masonry Sealer. SOME USERS Breweries: Anheuser-Busch Co.. Reading Brewing Co., Century Distilling Co., Hiram Walker's Distilling Co. Foods: The General Baking Co., Standard Brands, Inc., Quaker Oats Co,, The Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Textiles: The Bigelow-Sanfonl Co., The Eagle Phoenix Cotton Mills, The Chicopee Mfc. Co.. American Fabrics Co., Gold Seal Knitting Co., Buckley Underwear Co.. The Standard Knitting Mills Co. Miscellaneous: OwensIllinois Glass Co., Gillette Safety Razor C'o., Willard Storage Batterv Co.. Reed Barton Co., The Link Belt Co. 56B GLD31712 Glidden "INSIUTE" Whites (inside L'ghtT Interior white paint* have probably caused more competitive wrang ling and argument than any other one paint product. So many statements have been made, so much elaborate literature ha# been printed, such exaggerated descriptions have been circulated that it is now becoming difficult to find anyone who will give credence to either past or present claims. .Naturally with so much agitation and competition on one product all kinds ot wild assertions, promises and testimonials are resorted to in the solicitation of business until now it has been found necessary by some manufacturers to offer guarantees of various kinds in an effort to stimulate sales. t Power House Interior Maintenance The story of Glidden "Insilite" Whites G simply and briefly told. The Glidden Company refine, age. body, and bleach the "Insilite" oils. The Glidden Company manufacture all of the "Insilite" pigments. The Glidden Company produce and merchandise the "Insilite" paints and The Glidden Company welcomes the opportunity to enter any "Insilite" material in competition with any other similar interior white on any comparative basis and for any period of time con sidered adequate by the customer. "WHEN YOU PAINT WHITE--USE INSILITE." 57 GLD31713 No. 1440 "INSILITE" Undercoat (Inside Light) This material i> designed as a combination undercoat and sealer lor use only on hare walls that have been naturally cured or properly neutral ized with Zinc Sulphate wash. It is lightly pigmented with very opaque pigments that provide sufficient coverage to serve ns a satisfactory under coat without reducing the amount of oil necessary to properly seal the surface. 1'nder normal drying conditions this material will dry hard over night with sufficient coverage to permit of satisfactory two coat work if desired. One gallon rovers approximately 550 square feet of surface, one coat. This material weighs twelve and one-half pounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 5(1 gallon drums. 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 1441 "INSILITE" Flat (Irutdc Light) A solid covering, extremely hard, flat material suitable for use as an undercoat over old painted surfaces where the porosity of the wall has been prev iously sealed, or as a Hat finish coat wherever a Hat finish is de sired. Manufactured entirely with oil to insure easy working, proper leveling and a hard drying washable Hat finish. Under normal drying conditions this material will dry hard for recoating overnight, with tin extremely dense film that will prevent oil absorption and Hatting in the succeeding coats. One gallon covers approximately 400 square feet of sur face. one coat. This material weighs fifteen and three-quarter pounds per gallon. Put op in 55 and 50 gallon drums. 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 1442 "INSILITE" Semi-Gloss (ln*id Light) In this product there is provided tt genuine semi-gloss enamel for all normal condition interior requirements. This is not an eggshell intermedi ate or enamel split coat material and should not be used as such. Manu factured entirely from oils to insure proper leveling and flowing properties. Works easily under the brush, flows out perfectly, covers solidly and dries in from twelve to fifteen hours to tt beautiful, pure white, semi-gloss film that can-lie washed or smthlnxl as often as desired. One gallon covers approximately 500 square feet of surface one coat. This material weighs fifteen and one-quarter pounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 50 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 1444 "INSILITE" Fumeproof Semi-Gloss (Inside Light-' Fumeproof materials cannot be made that will prevent the deposit of dirt upon the surface. This material will not discolor in the presence of fumes that would destroy the color of ordinary materials. Doing an un usually hard semi-gloss material it will not soften and pick up din as other fumeproof materials are prone to do. Made entirely front varnish this product is naturally harder to brush than the oil enamels and because of this feature it should be sprayed whenever practicable. Dries in twelve hours under normal conditions. One gallon covers approximately 450 square feet of surface one coat. This material weighs fifteen pounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. 5S Gl031714 No. 1443 "INSILITE" Gloss llntid* Lght^ Made viuirdy I mm oil refined, aged. bodied and bleached in our own jiiani> by our own process, (his gl.>:-> while finishing enamel represents llic finest interior white we know how to inanul.icitire. The piyinenis used arc all of our own production and arc prepared exclusively lor this product. They tire responsible for its absolutely pure w hite color, solid cm eruge and strong hiding power. I ndcr normal conditions this material will dry hard in from twelve to eighteen hours. One gallon covers approximately 5DO s(|iuire feet of surface one coat. This material weighs fifteen pounds per gallon. I'ttt up in 55 and 50 gallon drums. 5 and 1 gallon cans. Paper Plant Interior Maintenance ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION NEW WORKPreparation of Surface: The new plaster. cement, concrete bri-kor stucco surface* to Ik - painted shall hi* given a liberal wash coat of a solution consisting of three juninds Zinc Sulphate dissolved in one gallon of water. Allow this wash coat ample time for thorough drying. All wood, wall hoard, or masonite surfaces to he painted must he clean and dr\ . All metal surfaces must he clean and free I com rust. Sealing Goat: \n. 1440 "Insilite" l ndercoai. Apply without reduction, full Ik k Iv as received in the original container either for brush or spray. Allow overnight dry. NOTE: This coat i* omitted on metal surface*. 1st Goat: No. 1441 "Insilite" Flat. Apply without reduction, full Ik k Iv as received in the original container for brushing. Reduce with turpentine or V. M. N I*. Naphtha to projK-r consistency for spraying. Allow overnight drv. 2nd Ck>at: No. 1444 "Insilite" Gloss. Apply without reduction, full Ik k Iv as received in the original container lor brushing. Reduce with turpentine or \ . M. & |\ Naphtha to pro|K-r consistency for spraying. Note: The above s[M.cification> apply to all "Insilite" Materials where three coal work is recommended. In two coat work the 1st coat of Insilite Flat is omitted except on metal where it is used as the priming coal. In tlu* event that a flat finish is s|>ecified. in two coat work the 1st coat as given in this *|>ecifical ion heroines the finish coat. 5Q GLD31V15 No. 1445 "INSILITE" Fumeproof Gloss (Inside L'flht) The formulation of this material is such tliat it will remain white in the presence of abnormal fume conditions such as are often encountered in the cooking of foods, baking of bread and cakes, and the production of milk and icecream. The liquid vehicle is composed entirely of varnish and for that reason this product does not have the free working qualities of the other oil materials. The pigments used are all fumeproof and are care fully chosen to insure a pure white color, strong hiding |>ower and solid coverage. This is a full gloss finish coat that can be applied either full body for brushing or reduced with turpentine or mineral spirits to the proper consistency' for spraying. I 'alike many so called fumeproof finishes, this enamel will dry hard in from twelve to sixteen hours and will not soften up and collect dirt upon the surface. This feature is a distinct advantage a> very often the utility- of the finish is destroyed simply by a deposit of dirt on the surface rather than by any discoloration of the paint. One gallon covers approximately 450 square feet of surface, one coat. This material yveighs fourteen and one-half pounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Wholesale Bakery Interior Maintenance No. 1446 "INSILITE" Enamel (intid< L13M A full gloss interior or exterior oil enamel of the finest quality. De signed to be used as a finish coat on either exterior or interior yvood. metal, cement, brick, plaster or stucco surfaces. Can be applied full body for brushing or reduced yvith turpentine to the proper consistency for spraying. Free working. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums. 5. 1, J-j and '4 gallon cans. Requires overnight to dry. M) GLD31716 Glidden Gloss Dado Enamels (Hidden ("tloss Dado Kmimcls are manufactured with solid covering pigments oil a formula incorporating China Wood Oil Mixing \ arnish treated to insure proper leveling and How. This treated oil vehicle is also responsible for the high resistance possessed by these enamels to dilute acids and alkalis commonly used in cleaning preparations. They possess excellent hiding power, good coverage and adhere firmly to the surface. They dry hard overnight with a high gloss, tough, durable film. They are brushed full body and reduced with Turpentine or Mineral Spirits for spray. When used as interior trim for doors, door trames. window sash anti frames they should be reducctl with one quart of boiled oil to each gallon of enamel for first coat work on wood. Put up in 55 and 50 gallon drums, 5, 1, \ '2 and gallon cans. One gallon covers approximately 580 square feet of surface, one coat. Average weight twelve and three-quarter pounds per gallon. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. ----- - - - - - - No. 1418 Rich Buff 1. \# ' * * ; VfJ <*'- No. 1424 Sand Stone r jjt- t i.",% jf'V? No. 1421 Warm Gray No. 1422 Lead Gray fan No. 1419 Dust Brown No. 1422 Slate Gray No. 1429 Light Terra Cotta No. 1420 Blue Gray No. 1427 Oak Brown No. 1425 Olive Green No. 1426 Chrome Green M Glidden Factory Mill Whites As the name implies these materials are uniform quality, moderate price products designed to give satisfactory service in factories and mills where physical conditions do not justify the highest grade paints. Manu factured in flat, eggshell and gloss quality for normal exposure and fumeproof gloss for abnormal exposure. These products are all solid covering, combination pigment paints, hating a positive reflection co-efficient of 80% at the time of application. No. 1402 Factory Mill White--Flat A combination flat undercoat and finish coat for use wherever a flat finish is desired. When used as an undercoat it should be applied only over either a previously painted surface or a new surface that has been properly neutralized and sealed. When used as a finish coat it can be washed as often as desired. Manufactured from a combination of vege table oils and solid covering pigments, this material offers a very practical and satisfactory flat finish at moderate cost. Under normal drying con ditions this material will dry satisfactorily overnight. One gallon covers approximately 400 square feet of surface, one coat. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. No. 1403 Factory Mill White--Egg Shell This material can either be used as an intermediate coat on new work or as a finish coat wherever an eggshell finish is required. Made from a combination of vegetable oils and covering pigments designed to pro duce a solid covering, easy working, positive white that will dry overnight to a hard durable eggshell finish that can be washed and scrubbed whenever desired. On new work where three coats are recommended this material is particularly valuable as the intermediate coat to prevent oil absorption and flatting in the finish coat. Being an eggshell product this white will diffuse the maximum percentage of light without glare. One gallon covers approximately 450 square feet of surface, one coat. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. No. 1404 Factory Mill White Gloss This is a very fine quality medium priced gloss mill white for all types of normal interior ex[>osure. This material has a reflection co-etiftcient of 80%, at the time of application. Under normal conditions it will lose approx imately 8% in twelve months due to dust accumulation but will return to full 80% upon washing. Over a period of five years washed twice a year this product will maintain an average co-efficient of 70% which is excep tionally high for this class of finish and illustrates the excellent quality of this economical gloss enamel. Under normal conditions this material will dry satisfactorily overnight. One gallon covers approximately 500 square feet of surface, one coat. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. 62 CLD31718 No. 1405 Factory Fumeproof Gloss Positive white covering pigments chosen for their known resistance to the discoloration of organic fumes are combined in this product with fossilized gum varnishes ol the tvpe least affected by hot steam and the various gases encountered in the cooking ol loods. Due to the necessary construction of this product it is not as opaque and consequently lower in coverage than a normal condition mill while. It is intended only lor finish coal work to resist discoloration and should always be applied as such over a suitable tmdercoater. l.'nder normal conditions this material will dry satisfactorily overnight. One gallon covers approximately 400 square feet of surface, one coat. Put up in 55 and 50 gallon drums. 5 anti 1 gal lon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK Preparation of Surface: Neutralize new plaster, eenietu. etc . in same manner as previously >[iei if'teil for "hisilitc" Whites (Page ?'><. Prime new metal with l hrmnatizetl Metal I`rimer- Light i Page 7 St Seal new wood ami eement with No. 1400 t >il First Coaler. lr.t Goat: No 1405 Factory Mill White -Eggshell. Apply without reduction, full Ixitlv as received in tile original container for brushing. Reduce with turpentine or mineral spirits to proper consistency for spraying. Allow overnight dry. 2nd Coat: No 1405 Factory Fnmeproot (.loss, Apply without reduction, full hods as received in the original container for brushing. Reduce with turpentine or mineral spirits to proper consistency for spraying. Note: The alxive s(iccifications apply to all Factory Mill White Materials. The second coat s|Keifications can l>e changed in accordance with tin1 tvpe ot finish desired. No other changes are recommended on new work. No. 1400 Oil First Coater As the name implies this is a lightly pigmented oil first coater or sealer for use on new plaster, cement, concrete, brick, stucco or wood sur faces before the application of finishing coats. It is an excellent all purpose sealer suitable for use on all types of wood and masonry suriaces to stop suction and prevent oil absorption in the finishing coats. It has no neu tralizing value whatever and can be saponified readily by calcium hydroxide in new masonry. Use it its recommended for excellent sealing and priming coat work. One gallon covers approximately 500 square feet of surface, one coat. Put tip in 55 and 50 gallon drums. 5 and 1 gallon cans. De tailed analysis furnished upon request. No. 1416 Superior White Enamel This product is fully described in its name. A superior white enamel in working qualities, in appearance and in durability. Solid covering, strong hiding, easy working, free (lowing, with a brilliant white color and full enamel gloss, this is indeed a superior white enamel. Recommended for all types of interior machinery, equipment and standing trim where conditions are normal and an enamel finish is desired. (Am be applied full body without reduction for brush work or reduced with turpentine to the proper consistency for spraying. Dries overnight. One gallon covers approximately 500 square feet of surface, one coat. Put up in 5, 1, hi, H and li gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. 63 Glidden One Coat Egg Shell Enamels These materials are one coat interior eggshell enamels made entireh from lithopone with only sufficient tinting color added to secure the varioti: shades. They will dry to touch overnight with a durable, eggshell sheet possessing slightly more gloss than a flat wall paint. They arc designee especially for finishing interior ceilings and walls of factory offices, cafe terias and recreation rooms. They have the solid coverage of flat paints but can be washed or scrubbed with practically the same resistance to wear as is usually associated with gloss enamels. These are extremely dense products, possessing excellent coverage, strong hiding power and excellent flow. They tire easy to apply either by brush or spray, level out well, do not show laps or brush marks and nitty be stippled if desired. They are applied full body for finish coat brush work and etui be reduced with either turpentine or mineral spirits to the proper consistency for spray application. On new work lie sure the surface lias been properly neutral ized and sealed (see specifications page 59). On two coat work either old or new reduce the first enamel coat with one quart of No. 1400 Oil First Coater to each gallon of enamel. One gallon covers approximately 500 square feet of surface one eoar. Average weight fifteen pounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5, 1 and D gallon cans. Detailed anal ysis furnished upon request. No. 1430 Cream White No. 1435 Neutral Gray No. 1431 Light Buff No. 1436 Warm Gray No. 1432 Clear Buff No. 1437 Clear Gray No. 1433 Rich Ivory No. 1438 Light Green No. 1434 Light Brown No. 1439 True Green Also made in White 1N0. 14011 GL0 31720 No. 1411 Caustic White Enamel This is a semi-gloss creamy white enamel made with pigments and tv liquids chosen for their known resistance to both caustic liquids and caustic US fumes. It contains a mixing varnish which incorporates in solution a cn synthetic resinous derivative of petroleum. It is a creamy white in color ed not as brilliant as the average semi-gloss mill white. This original color 'C- is permanent. It will not darken in the presence of caustic fumes and be ' Is cause of its specific resistance to all types of caustic it renders more satis to factory service under abnormal conditions of this type than any other lv white enamel manufactured by The Glidden Company. Caustic White 1(1 Enamel is manufactured in reach' to brush consistency and can be consid It ered in till respects the same as any ordinary paint except that it must be v reduced only with mineral spirits when applied by spra\-. This material ii has an almost unlimited field of application both as an interior ceiling and IV side wall finishing enamel and as a machinery finishing enamel. It is ex tensively used in the soap industry, the chemical industry, the manufacture Id of cleaning preparations, the manufacture of gelatin, laundries, dairies and St beverage plants. It require? an overnight dry. One gallon covers 450 id square feet of surface, one coat. This material weighs fourteen pounds per gallon. Put tip in 55 and 30 gallon drums. 5, 1 and G gallon cans. I- ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION ^NEW WORK' Preparation of the Surface: Neutralize ami seal new plaster, cement, wood, etc., in same manner as previously specified for ` Insilite Whites l'age Prime all bare metal with Chronmized Metal Primer--Eight (Page 75). 1st Coat: No. 1441 "Insilite" Elat. Apply a? specified (Page 5<>i. 2ad Coat: No. 1411 "Caustic*' White Enamel. Apply without reduction, full body a* received in the original container for brushing. Reduce only with \ . M. I*. Naphtha to proper consistency lor spraying. No. 1414 Acid White Enamel As the name implies this is a special white enamel designed to resist the discoloration produced by various acid fumes, particularly the Calcium Acid Sulphite fumes present in the wood pulp digesting processes of the paper industry, the hydrochloric acid liquor bleaches of the artificial silk industry, the acid dye stuffs used in the dye plants of the textile industry, the chromic acid fumes encountered in metal plating and the acetic acid fumes present in all processes of pickling foods. It is formulated front specially selected pigments having known resistance to acid fume dis coloration and is ground in a prepared vehicle that will not darken when exposed to any acid fume condition ranging from dilute acetic or boracic, through sulphuric, nitric, hydrochloric, etc. This product has a some what higher gloss than "Insilite" semi-gloss previously described on page 58 and is not quite as white in color. It is more opaque than "Insilite" Fume Proof Gloss and is easier to apply. It is at present being used in a variety of industries such as paper, artificial silk, dye plants, tobacco, metal plating, galvanizing, drugs and cosmetics. It requires overnight to dry. One gallon covers 450 square feet of surface one coat. This material weighs fifteen pounds per gallon. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK! Preparation of the Surface: Same as specified above for ``Caustic" White. 1st Goat: Same as specified above for ``Caustic" White. 2nd Goat: No. 1414 Acid White Enamel. Apply without reduction full body as received in the original container for brushing. Reduce with turpentine or mineral spirits to proper consistence lor spraving. 65 GLD31721 No. 1406 Gloss White Sealcoat In many of the processes employed in the preparation of cereal foods, particularly in the baking; of cookies and cakes there are very often de posits of burnt sugar, butter fats and similar ingredients found on the ceiling and side walls of the oven room adjacent to the front and side openings of the oven. It is virtually ini[tossible to entirely remove such deposits so that they will not bleed through and discolor the new finish. Gloss White Sealcoat was originally designed for application over these discolored areas to seal in the fats and prevent bleeding. Its use has since been extended to scaling asphalts, creosote oils, coal tar pitches and all similar types of bleeding stains. It is applied full hotly either for brush or spray and requires overnight to dry. One coat is sufficient and one gallon will cover approximately 400 square feet of surface. This material weighs fifteen ant! one-half pounds per gallon. I'm up in 5, 1, yi and ^ gallon cans. No. 1413 Loft Spraycoat White A very practical and economical one coat flat white interior finish suit able for lofts, warehouses, storage sheds and similar structures. .Supplied only in spraying consistency ready for the gun. Requires overnight to dry but seldom necessitates a second coat due to its excellent coverage, good ad hesion and strong hiding power. One gallon covers approximately 450 square feet of surface one coat sprayed. Weight thirteen and one-half pounds. Put up in 50 and 50 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 1415 Zone Marking White This material is manufactured for center line striping work on vitrified brick, cement and asphalt highways. It is also used extensively as a floor marking paint for plant and mill requirements and as a curb paint in serv ice stations. It covers solid in one coat and acts as a sealer to prevent bleeding. Dries hard to use in forty minutes and retains its original white ness over a longer period of exterior exposure. Supplied in thin consis tency for road machine striping. Weight twelve and three-quarter pounds per gallon. One gallon covers approximately 800 lineal feet of five inch stripe one coat. Put up in 5. 1, G and G gallon cans. No. 1447 White Cellulose Acousticoat With the recent advent of talking pictures many theatres found it neces sary to improve the acoustic properties of their auditoriums. This white acousticoat made from sulphite cellulose in semi-paste form was origi nated to meet the demand for an acoustic coating that could be applied in varying thicknesses at various points in the theatre. Made in white it can be tinted tiny desired color and can be reduced with water to any desired consistency. Weight per gallon seventeen pounds. Drying time eight hours. Put up in 40 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. 66 C.LD31722 Glidden Wet Wall Whites A chemical coating produced and applied like ordinary paint, carrying die same covering pigments as are used in ordinary paint and reduced with either Turpentine or Mineral Spirits for spray application. This product having till the characteristics of ordinary paint is nevertheless a chemical enamel that will produce a solid covering opaque, white film having firm adhesion and a solid bond on a wet surface. The undercoat should be used in conjunction with the enamel and should be applied to a clean surface for satisfactory results. Modern Laundry interior Maintenance Six years of development are behind these two products. While they are both revolutionary in character, they are sound, practical products filling a definite need in the maintenance field. They arc impervious to moisture and are applied direct to the wet surface necessitating no delay for drying out the room. They require no special reducers and can be applied either by brush or spray like ordinary paint. They have the same tenacity, durability and life applied wet as any other mill white applied dry. They have approximately the same coverage, hiding power and whiteness as any other mill white. They can be applied equally well to either a wot or dry surlace. No. 1412 Wet Wall Transparent Sealer I lie liquid vehicle used in Wet Wall White is here incorporated with a treated vegetable oil and reduced to the proper consistency for penetrating and sealing the surface before the finishing materials are apphed. I his sealing operation is strengthened by the affinity of the sealer applied lull body either for brush or spray. One gallon covers approxi mately T-iU square feet of surface one coat. Put up in 55 anti 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. 67 CLD 31723 No. 1407 Wet Wall White Enamel Undercoat In this undercoat a greater proportion of the chemical vehicle is used than in the finishing enamel. This undercoat in all cases precedes the enamel and is allowed to set for twelve hours before the enamel is applied. This undercoat is applied full body for brushing and reduced with either turpentine or mineral spirits to the proper consistency for spraying. This material weighs twelve and one-half pounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums. 5 and 1 gallon cans. One gallon covers approximately 400 square feet of surface one coat. No. 1408 Wet Wall White Enamel This material is used as the finish coat over the Wet Wall Transparent Sealer and the Wet Wall Undercoat. It is the chemical finish coat enamel that bonds to the undercoat to provide the solid, semi-gloss, white finish. This material weighs thirteen and one-quarter pounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. One gallon covers approximately 450 square feet of surface one coat. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK) Sealing Coat: No. 1412 Wet Wall Transparent Sealer. Apply without reduction, full body as received in the original container either for brush or spray. Allow to set twelve hours before applying undercoat. Undercoat: No. 1407 Wet Wall White Undercoat. Apply without reduction, full body as received in the original container for brushing. Reduce with turpentine or min eral spirits to proper consistency lor spraying. Allow to set twelve hours before applying enamel. > Finish Coat: No. 140S Wet Wall White Enamel. Apply without reduction full bodv as received in the original container for brushing. Reduce with turpentine or mineral spirits to pro|>er consistency for spraying. Glidden One Coat Case and Tub Enamels Highly resistant to the action of brine these materials provide a solid covering one coat finish for beverage cases and ice cream tubs that will withstand the rough handling of daily usage. The range of bright colors makes the case readily distinguishable and increases the advertising value of such equipment. All six enamels dry hard overnight with a full paint gloss and cover approximately 500 square feet per gallon. Average weight thirteen pounds. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 1590 Yellow U~-....... ....... No. 1593 Gray No. 1591 Orange No. 1592 Red 68 No. 1595 Blue CLD3I7?4 1 Glidden Germproof White Enamels In the fermentation of years various manufacturers have for many wars encountered serious difficulties in their attempts to prevent the growth of the yeast spores on the painted walls and ceilings of their fer menter rooms. This "wild yeast" as they term it. has a tendency to collect in corners, on top of ledges and beams, around window sills and above piping where it multiplies and grows very rapidly. To prevent this unde sirable growth the Germproof While Hnamels and t ndercoats were origi nally developed. They contain in solution an aseptic germicidal salt in corporated chemically with the oxidising oils in such a manner as to exude continuously a protective gas of sufficient strength to maintain a toxic paint film that will prevent the growth of the yeast spore and similar microscopic vegetable organisms. Since their original development their l>airyand Ice Cmani Interior Maintenance usefulness has been extended to many other fields besides the manufacture of yeast. They are manufactured in a white undercoat, a gloss white enamel and six tints as described in the following paragraphs: No. 1409 Germproof White Enamel Undercoat In all its physical characteristics this undercoating material resembles any good quality flat white undercoat. It has the same solid coverage, strong hiding power and general working qualities of an excellent under coat and cm lit applied lull 1k k .1v for brushing or can be reduced with tur pentine or mineral spirits to the proper consistency for spraying. On newwork it should only he applied after the surface has been properly neu tralized and sealed. One gallon covers approximately 400 square feet of surface one coat and requires overnight to dry. This material weighs fourteen and one-half pounds per gallon, l'ut tip in 55 and 50 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. 69 No. 1417 Greenhouse Interior White This material, while not constructed in exactly the .stun? manner as the Germproof White Knamel previously described, rightfully belongs niuler the same classification as it is manufactured especially to resist the de structive organic bacteria prevalent in practically all greenhouses and solariums. This material is a full gloss interior white finish coat designed to retain its original whiteness and durability oyer a long period of time. It will not discolor, is waterproof and dries overnight to an extremely hard, dense, non-absorbent finish. One gallon covers approximately 501) square feet of surface one coat. This material weighs fourteen and three-quarter pounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 50 gallon drums,'5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 1410 Germproof Gloss White Enamel This is the original gloss enamel exactly as developed first for the yeast industry several years ago. It has the full toxic strength and chemi cal construction of the original formula combined with a high enamel gloss, brilliant pure white color and durable long wearing film. In working properties it is exactly like anv tine quality finishing enamel and has all the desirable features of free How, good leveling, easy working, does not show laps or brush marks and does not pull under the brush. -Apply it full l tody for brushing or reduce it with turpentine or varnolcne for spray ing. One gallon covers approximately 600 square feet of surface one coat and requires overnight to dry. This material weighs fourteen and onehalf pounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 50 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Glidden Germproof Hospital Enamels These enamels are exactly like the semi-gloss and gloss white previously described except that they have sufficient color added to obtain the standard tint as shown by the color chips illustrated below. Furnished in Ixith semigloss and gloss quality. In ordering care should be taken to specify in addition to the color desired which finish is desired, gloss or semi-gloss. No. 122 Ivory t ! I No. 123 Light Gray No. 125 Cream No. 126 Flesh No. 124 Light Blue No. 127 Light Green 70 I GLD31726 Glidden Boiler Setting Sealers Where ii is desirable to seal the exterior of a porous setting to prevent tin- inlilt ration of cold air, (Hidden Boiler Setting Sealer is recommended. Thi- i- a heavy viscous material of semi-paste consistency usually applied i la knifing or troweling a heavy coaling on the exterior ol the setting. The ni.iieri.il is very elastic with a good surface dry in eighteen to twenty-four hitm- .ilier application. To obtain a satisfactory seal, the material should In- applied at least one-sixteenth inch thick and the entire surface should be euvered solid. .Manufactured in two colors, Black iN'o. 42501 and (Tray ! \.i. 425Sl. This material covers 20 scpiare feet per pound one-sixteenth inch thick. Put up in 300. 100. 50 and 25 pound containers. No. 4258 Gray Sealer No. 425'> Black Sealer No. 4239 Oven and Boiler Front Black. A general purpose pigmented oil and varnish black air drying enamel -unable for application to all types of hot metal surlaces up to 550 F. The pigment content is composed of black covering pigments combined with treated oil and varnish liquids' having the necessary durability and heat resistance for this class of work. Maiutlacttired only in Black. One gallon covers approximately 5(1(1 square feet of surtace. one coat and dries to touch in three hours, hard in seven. Can be applied full Ixxly lor brush ing or reduced with turpentine or mineral spirits lor spray application. Thi- material weighs ten pounds per gallon. Put tip in 5. 1. and '4 gallon (.ms. Detailed analysis furnished upon request- For temperatures above 55(1 F and up to 75(IF -- (Hidden Smoke Stack Black i- recom mended. See description on page 38. Where aluminum is desirable as a liui'b No. 1503 Heal Resistant "Meiallile" is recommended. Phis ma terial i-dc-ciibcd on page 74. No. 1905 Rustproofing Oil A great many companies use this product as a temporary preservative for metal. It is made from slow oxidizing oils that penetrate rapidly to all exposed surlaces. A very satisfactory, economical rust preventative c.i-y to apply lull body either for brush or spray. Put up in 55 and 50 gallon drums. 5 and 1 gallon cans. One gallon cox'ers approximately 700 -qu.iiv ki t ol surlacc one coat. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. Glidden Pipe Identification Colors The pipe and equipment enamels described anti illustrated on the billowing page tire manufactured to comply with the requirements of the >cctional Committee on the Identification of Piping Systems organized lime 14. 1022. under the procedure of the Ametican engineering Stan dard- Committee sponsored jointly by The National Safety Council and 1 he American Society of Mechanical F.uginecrs. The colors supplied tire all dc-igncd to be sullicicntly viv id to provide instantaneous recognition even at night with only the aid of the ordinary watchman's electric tiash-light. 71 Glidden Pipe and Equipment Enamels Designed to set up dust free in three hours and dry hard in seven' hours thus providing a finishing material that can be applied to equipment with no loss of time out of service. This fast dry is obtained through preoxidizing the oils used in these enamels. Each of the enamels in this class is permanent in color and sufficiently elastic for use on all classes of piping and miscellaneous equipment. When dry these materials have a high enamel gloss, a tough durable film and the long life ordinarily asso ciated with finishing enamels requiring two or three times as long to dry. Apply full body for brushing. Reduce with Turpentine or Mineral Spirits for spraying. One gallon covers approximately 500 square feet of surface, one coat. These enamels are suitable for all types of equipment and piping oper ating under normal interior plant conditions. The entire classification requirements of pipe- colors are included in sufficient variety to insure accurate designation of the most elaborate piping installations. The bluegreen and yellow-green for safe products, the light yellow, deep yellow and orange for dangerous materials, the red for fire protection, purple for extra valuable materials and blue for protective materials. Put up in 5, 1, Et and H gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. No. 1526 Light Yellow No. 1524 Medium Cream No. 1529 Signal Blue No7T527 Cherry Red No. 1521 Light Blue No. 1523 Light Brown No. 1531 Frog Green Also made in Aluminum (No. 1532), White (No. 1533) and Purple (No. 1534) 72 r LD3i7<;fl Glidden "Metallite" This is a readv mixed aluminum enamel so line in mesli that it is impossible to see the individual flakes of bronze with the naked eye. The 1 i c 1 it id vehicle is very dense and floats the bronze in successive layers overlapping the minute Hakes upon each other to produce a solid metallic him with a brilliant high gloss silver finish. By manufacturing this pro duct in a ready mixed form it is possible to secure a protective film of the varnish oxer the top of the aluminum. This characteristic is responsible for the waterproofness, toughness and durability ol "Metallite" under con ditions where ordinary aluminum paints could not be used at all. In [lacking houses it can be used satisfactorily in the presence of fatty acid fumes and is also used extensively as an odorless wall sealer on the interior walls and ceilings of cold storage rooms. In the general food industry it is used extensively to combat the free acid conditions present in the manufacture of mayonnaise, horse-radish, pickles, ketchup and sim ilar condiments made with xinegar. Interior Laundry Equipment Maintenance In bakeries it is used on egg beating and mixing machines, asan-interior finish for proof boxes and as a settler to prevent bleeding of accumu lated grease around and above the ovens. In dairies it is used to combat the live lactic acid on blitter churns, milk bottling machines, ice cream freezers, pasteurizers, milk and ice cream cans, tubs and tanks. `"Metallite" is an unusual product. It withstands excessive water, dilute acid, dilute caustic, beat up to 300 Fahrenheit, fats, oils, alcoholic extracts and various, chemicals such as phosphates, sulphates, chlorates, detergents and peroxide, one or more of which are present in maiiv indus tries. 73 No. 1500 Metallite A ready mixed aluminum < enamel containing: one and one- half pounds of "Metallite" bronze ' suspended in a combination syn thetic gum and csterized vege table oil mixing varnish. This product is applied without reduction full body as received in the original container either for brush or sprat'. One gallon covers approximately 600 square feet of surface, one coat anti dries hard in seven hours Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5, 1, y$ and } + gallon cans. No. 1503 Metallite (H. R.) As the name indicates this is the heat resisting "Metallite.'' Recom mended for hot surfaces up to 032 F. Apply full body either for brush or spray. One gallon covers approximately 650 square feet of surface one coat anti tlries to touch in three hours. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5, 1, and '4 gallon double compartment cans. No. 1506 Metallite (Exterior) This material is composed of the same extremely fine mesh "Metallite" bronze and a very pale combination oil and varnish vehicle designed es pecially for exterior use with this product. It is used extensively on the tops of trucks, oil and gasoline dispensing pumps, highway signs and route markers, electrical transformers, towers, exterior tanks, gas meters and all types of exterior structural steel and builders iron. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5, 1, lj and gallon double compartment cans. No. 1536 Metallite (.Gold; This material consists of three pounds commercial gold bronze to each gallon of the regular "Mctal- litc" liquid. It is recommended and extensively used as a gilding enamel in theatre decoration. Put up in 1, 1, J4' and >s gallon double compartment cans. No. 1537 Same as above except commer cial brass bronze is used instead of gold bronze. Put up in 1, '4', and gallon double compartment cans. No. 1538 Same as above except commer cial copper bronze is used instead of gold bronze. Put up in 1, 14 and yi gallon double compart ment cans. Metallite (Brass) Metallite (Copper) CLP31730 Glidden Chromatized Metal Primers Thc*c primer* contain the same chromium compound* used in Glidden CliromaiGed Interior Metal Taints fSee Tage 29j. The vehicle in which \|u-*c pigment* are incorporated is a mixture ot treated oils, gums and \iil.uile constituents hating ;t definite attinity for the pigment content. Thi* altiuitv is essential to procure the degree of cohesion that will unite tlu- various pigments into one uniform dense mass. Applied lull body for Iirti'hing and reduced with Turpentine or Mineral Spirits for spraying. Manufactured in two colors as illustrated ltclow. One gallon covers approxim.itelv (iO(i square feet of surface, one coat and will dry hard overnight to .1 tough light gray or dark red eggshell finish dependent upon which priming material is used. The light primer is ideal under white or light liiiidi coats and the dark is suitable for use tinder the darker colors and black. Tut up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5. 1. G and *4 gallon cans. 1 let ailed analysis furnished it[ton request. No. 1501 Light No. 1502 Dark No. 1565 "Congo" Black While this product is already well known in the dairy industry, the soap industry and throughout the pulp and paper mills, it is such an ex cellent product and i* used on such a wide variety of surlaces that it de*crvc* to be included its an item of general maintenance. Originally this material ua* devclo|ied for the pulp and ptqier industry as a waterproof, ela-iic. acid and alkali resistant equipment enamel for use on all types of metal equipment ('iterating at temperatures under 3503 T. It has served in that held now for six years under the unusually severe conditions that accompany the calcium acid sulphite production ot long fibre stock and tin- caustic r-oda production of kraft stock. Ikcatise of its absolute waterpmoi him it has become very w idely used in the dairy industry, the ice and refrigeration lield, the packing industry, and in the manufacture of starch. The product is essentially composed of stearine pitch, kettle treated lin~red oil and " synthetic" spar varnish to which has been added sufficient carbon black to give solid one coat coverage. It is intended as a hard dry ing imi-hing black enamel for all types of metal equipment such as hand rail-, -lair ri*ers, step treads, motors, elevators, fans, pipes and pipe sup port*. platlonus, cat walks, ladders, circular stairways, tanks, tie rods, boiler*, conveyor*, digesters, filter presses, soap machines and similar equipment where a hard, tough, gloss black finish is desired. One gallon cover* approximately 600 square feet of surface, one coal and will dry in -i\ hour*. I hi* material weighs nine pounds per gallon and is applied lull body either for brush or spray. Tut up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5, 1. !.. and '4 gallon cans. IS CLD31731 * No. 1910 Gliddenspar Varnish Reference was just made on the proceeding page to The Glidden Company's synthetic Spar Varnish as it is used in conjunction with other ingredients to produce Congo Black. Gliddenspar is a name coined by The Glidden Company to describe a synthetic gum condensate of crude coal tar solvent naphtha, phenol and sulphuric acid. This gum is one of the most important recent achievements of our development laboratories and is an exclusive Glidden product. It is practically insoluble in both acid and caustic, blends perfectly with all types of oxidizing oils, is more than three times as tough as the most durable natural varnish gums and cannot be dissolved by petroleum solvents. The spar varnish referred to in this paragraph will outwear any natural gum varnish we manufacture either for exterior or interior use. One gallon covers approximately 700 square feet of surface one coat and dries overnight. Put up in 55 and 50 gallon drums, 5, 1, and ,'4 gallon cans. N No. 1548 Gray Concrete Patching Compound This is a semi-paste material intended for the filling of small cracks in concrete preparatory to painting. It is the color of cement and makes a very attractive, neat repair. The pigment content is designed to provide a slight expansion upon drying which acts as an anchor holding the patch firmly in place. Also extensively used as an exterior crack filler for repair ing cement and stucco surfaces !>cforc painting. Recpiires overnight to dry. Put up in 100, 50 and 10 pound containers. Glidden Concrete Floor Dressing A paint especially prepared for use upon concrete floors. Dries with a hard, tough, wear-resisting film that is decorative, waterproof, oilproof and durable. Always apply two coats. Reduce first coat with one pint turpentine to each gallon of dressing. Apply second coat without reduc tion. Allow twenty-four hour dry between coats. One gallon covers ap proximately 450 square feet of surface, one coat. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5, 1, >2 and gallon cans. i! No. 1542 Drab No, 1544 Tan `ii t ! No. 1545 Red Also made in White (No. 1540) and Transparent (No. 1546) 76 OLD31732 Glidden Power Machinery Enamels The liquid vehicle in which these machinery enamels are ground con tains "C.liddcnspar" synthetic condensate gum in combination with such treated oils, driers and volatile constituents as arc essential to produce the excellent qualities characteristic of these materials. These enamels are lull gloss machinery finishes designed for cither brush or spray appli cation on all types of power machinery operating under all kinds of con ditions and til all ranges of temperature. The "(iliiklenspar' gum con tained in these enamels give them positive resistance to all rypes ol acid and caustic solutions, hot oils, petroleum distillates, water, heat and ex ternal abrasives. The pigments used include The Chidden Company's Cadmium and Seliniuni reds which are absolutely permanent in every shade and will neither darken nor lade when exposed to strong sunlight or subjected to high temperatures. Each color is carefully tormulated from non-fugitive pigments and is designed to hold its shade exactly as when applied. Evert' enamel illustrated on the following page is a Power Plant Machinery Maintenance quality product representative of the finest machinery finishes that it is possible to manufacture for the maintenance of [tower equipment. These enamels are supplied ready for application without reduction lull body as receivnl in the original container for brushing or can be reduced slightly with [Hire spirits of turpentine for spray application. They will be found to cover solid in one coat, with perfect flowing and leveling qualities that make them easy to apply and insure excellent results without unsightly streaks or brush marks. They dry to touch in t~ o tours, hard in seven and will not bleach out or water spot. One gallon covers approximately 550 square feet of surface one coat and has an average weight of twelve pounds, l'ut up in a, 1, <2> j4' and yi gallon cans. GLD31733 Glidden Power Machinery Enamels No. 1517 Vitro Green No. 1511 Vermilion Red No. 1507 Bedford Gray No. 1512 Bergundy Red No. 1508 Gunmetal Gray No. 1514 Hackle Cream No. 1509 Royal Blue No. 1515 Brewater Green No. 1510 Morgan Green No. 1514 Bisque Brown Also made in White (No. 1518) and Black (No. 1513) No. 1907 Interior Aluminum Mixing Varnish A very pale interior mixing varnish, containing treated oils and gums that will produce a high gloss varnish finish without impeding the proper leafing of the Aluminum Hakes. Dries to touch in eight hours presenting a high gloss, brilliant, durable aluminum finish. Solid covering in one coat either brushing or spraying. Average life of film three years. Letters of approval for interior use furnished upon request. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. DIRECTIONS Mix two pounds No. 140 Mesh Standard Varnish Aluminum Bronze Powder to each gallon of liquid for brushing. One and one-half pounds to each gallon for spraying. Place the weighed diy powder in a suitable container and slowly pour the measured volume of vehicle over it, stir continually with a flat wooden paddle during this mixing operation. Mix only sufficient material for the day's work and stir frequently while using. 78 GL0 31734 No. 1519 Insulated Pipe Sealer Approximately sixty percent of all insulated piping installed each year is painted-to-correspond the color scheme of the plant and to preserve and protect thedr'si^ti|Oa*,all such work a pipe sealer should be used beforV _;-** ^<f5fo .preventthe unnecessary absorption of paint into the porous insulation. No. iSlfi. Insulated Pipe Sealer is a lightly pig mented varnish sealer prepared esocially for this work. It can be applied full body either for brush or spray and will dry satisfactorily overnight to take the finishing' coat of paint. One gallon covers approximately 300 sq. ft of surface, one coat. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gal lon cans.. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. No. 1539 High Visibility Yellow This is a permanent Cadmium Yellow designed originally for flying fields where it has become very widely used because of its high visibility under all weather conditions. It is also used on industrial plants for air way roof markers, watchmans signal and alarm boxes and as a high visi bility zone marking paint. It is applied full body for brushing or reduced with either turpentine or mineral spirits to the proper consistency for spraying. One gallon covers approximately 450 sq. ft. of surface one coat and dries overnight. Put up in 5, 1, .K, % and yi gallon cans. No. 1535 Switch Board Satin Black As the name implies this is a solid covering jet black finishing enamel that dries in six hours to a satin finish suitable for application on switch boards, switch and fuse boxes and similar surfaces where a semi-gloss black is desired. Manufactured in ready to brush consistency to be applied full body for brushing or reduced slightly with either turpentine or min eral spirits for spraying. One gallon covers approximately 500 square feet .of surface, one coat. Because of its fast dry this material is also used extensively on motion picture machines, projectors, department store yya.ll cabinets, electric conduit, switch plates and as a finish for elevator doors and controls. Put up in 5, 1, y*, ]4, and yi gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. No. 1549 High Heat Copper Cement --- Itj sugar refineries and similar industries copper pans, stills, crystal lizers and syrup cookers are used in the processes of refinement. These copper units are made up of segments bolted together and these segments require caulking to prevent leaks. The temperatures encountered are very high and ordinary caulking preparations are of no practical value whatever. To adequately' meet these requirements No. 1549 High Heat Copper Cement has been developed. It is a red lead and synthetic gum material that is elastic, highly resistant to heat and the only product of its kind on the market. It is mixed on the job to the desired consistency and is applied like any ordinary caulking paste. Put up in any quantity desired. Not carried in stock made up on order only. Maximum time required to make shipment three days. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. No. 1549 Copper Cement 79 Glidden Handling Machinery Enamels These materials are full gloss finishing enamels which dry hard overnight with an extremely tough film. They are a combination of cover ing pigments and durable oils designed to give solid coverage in one coat with long life and permanent color. They are specially processed to with stand hot oil, petroleum distillates and dilute chemicals. They flow and level out well, are easy to apply and will not bleach out or water spot. They should be applied full body for brushing and reduced with Turpentine or mineral spirits for spraying. They are produced in both eggshell and gloss lustre, both types of material having the same code numbers and names. In ordering be sure to specify which sheen is desirtd by affixing the word Eggshell or Gloss after the name of the color desired. Colors illustrated are in the Gloss quality. One gallon covers approximately 550 square feet of surface one coat. Average weight twelve pounds per gallon. Put up in 5, 1, }4, lA and yi gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. No. 1553 India Bull No. 1559 Medium Brown No. 1557 Slate Gray No. 1563 Dark Green Also made in White (No. 1550) and Black (No. 1551) SO GLD31736 Glidden Handling Machinery Lacquers An increasing number of plant engineers, particularly in the bakery, candy and soap industries, are adopting nitrocellulose lacquer finishes on handling machinery. They are prompted to do this either to speed up their finishing schedule or to obtain a finish having greater resistance to surface abrasives. To meet this demand The Glidden Company supply a complete line of brushing lacquer enamels manufactured in the same shades as il lustrated on the opposite page under Handling Machinery Enamels. These brushing lacquers can be applied either by brush or spray and are avail able in the following colors: Gloss White (No. 1570), Gloss Black (No. 1571), Old Ivory (No. 1572), India Buff (No. 1575), Pearl Gray (No. 1574), French Gray (No. 1575), Blue Gray (No. 1576), Slate Gray (No. 1577), Bright Red (No. 1578), Medium Brown (No. 1579). Rich Blue (No. 1580), Tile Green (No. 1581), Blue Greeiv (No. 1582) and Dark Green (No. 1588). No. 1568 Machinery Lacquer Undercoat This is a white sealing undercoat for use under nitrocellulose brushing lacquers to prevent the powerful lacquer solvents from attacking old paint materials already on the surface. It is supplied ready to apply full body for brushihg or can be reduced with turpentine or mineral spirits for spray application. One gallon covers approximately 400 square feet, one coat and requires two hours dry before lacquer is applied. This material weighs twelve pounds per gallon. Put up in 5, 1, yi and yi gallon cans. No. 1569 Machinery Lacquer Reducer This is a clear reducing solvent for use in thinning nitrocellulose brush ing lacquers to the proper brushing or spraying consistency. It is also used for cleaning brushes and spray guns that are being used in nitro cellulose lacquer, both before and after use. Put up in 5, 1, yi and Jq gallon cans. No. 1914 Liquid Metal Polish Made on a scientific formula that contains every ingrediant necessary to produce a lasting-polish on all metal. It dissolves grease, removes dirty effects of oxidation and corrosion and at the same time produces a lasting polish of high brilliancy. It does this work with only a small amount of manuaUaljor and will neither injure the surface of the metal nor the hands of the user. Contains no acids destructive to metal, will not scratch or mar the finest metal surface and does not produce a temporary polished surface that will readily oxidize. Recommended for polishing brass rails, name plates, grills, brass trimmings, theatre bulletin frames, apartment door hardware, brass and copper flashing, nickle and chromium plated hotel and restaurant fixtures, store fronts, soda fountains and all similar polished and burnished metal surfaces. Put up in 5,' 1, lA, and yi gallon cans. No. 156 Clear Brass Lacquer A very pale transparent nitrocellulose brushing lacquer for use in pro tecting and preserving all high polished metal surfaces. Can be applied full body cither for brush'or spray direct upon' th'e"cleairpoTTshed_surface of thejnetal. Dries in thirty minutes and will withstand months of exposure either exterior or interior. Saves hours of labor, beautifies and preserves the finish. Absolutely harmless, can be used on the finest of metals. Put up in 5, 1, yi, >4 and yi gallon cans. 81 Glidden Transparent Varnish Stains A combination of staining color and finishing varnish designed to color and varnish in one operation. Particularly adaptable for refinishing stained or varnished interior woodwork, bath room fixtures and cottage furniture. Dries to touch in three hours, hard overnight. Supplied in ready to brush consistency which may require a slight reduction with turpentine for spray application. Manufactured in four colors and clear.' Put up in 5, 1, y, X and H gallon cans. No. lblS Mahoejnv No. 1617 V .iliui: Also made in Clear v^o. 1618; Glidden Transparent Lacquer Stains Many former users of varnish stains are now using lacquer because it dries more rapidly and resists wear for a longer period of time. This is particularly true of theatre seats and retail store fixtures. ' To meet this demand The Glidden Company have provided transparent lac quer stains exactly like the Transparent Varnish Stains illustrated on this page. These lacquer stains are in brushing quality and can be applied full body either for brush or spray work. They cover approximately 500 square feet per gallon and dry in one hour. Available in Light Oak (No. 1641), Mahogany (No. 1642), Dark Oak (No. 1643), Walnut (No. 1644) and Clear (No. 1640). Put up in 5, 1, yi, yi and yi gallon cans. Glidden Mill Village Floor Paints These materials are particularly designed as a protective and decor ative coating for wood surfaces which are subjected to hard usage and se vere conditions. These materials dry firm and hard overnight and provide a paint film which is sufficiently elastic to prevent marring, scratching or heel printing. Supplied in ready to brush consistency which can be reduced with turpentine or mineral spirits for spray application. One gallon covers approximately 500 square feet of surface one coat. Put up in 5, 1, and % gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. No. 1622 Brown No. 1625 Terra Cotta 82 GLD31730 Glidden Mill Village Interior Trim Paint A good quality prepared paint made especially for household use. It is easy to apply, dries quickly and may be used either on exterior or interior surfaces as desired. An excellent paint for finishing interior woodwork, kitchen cabinets, cupboards, kitchen furniture and standing trim. Made of superior quality raw materials throughout. It works easily, dries thor oughly in twelve to twenty-four hours, maintains a good gloss, wears well and will stand repeated washings and scrubbings without endangering the life of the product or damaging the beauty of the film. An economical and dependable product for all mill village requirements. One gallon covers approximately 580 square feet of surface one coat and is ready to apply full body for brushing or can be reduced slightly with either turpentine or mineral spirits for spraying. Average weight fourteen and one-half pounds per gallon. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 1634 Warm Gray No. 1639 Olive Green Alto made in Flat White (No. 1630) and Gloss White (No. 1635) No. 1626 Mill Village Floor Varnish For finishing natural, painted or grained floors. It is light in color and combines hardness with quick drying properties but does not sacrifice the elasticity so essential to a floor finish. It is absolutely waterproof and withstands the hardest usage to which floors are subjected. It does not mar or scratch and will set up dust free in two hours and dry hard in twelve. One gallon covers approximately 700 square feet of surface one coat and comes ready to apply full body either for brush or sprav. Put up in 5, 1, yt and X gallon cans. No. 1627 Sanitary Wood Floor Dressing This is a hard drying penetrating transparent oil dressing which will completely waterproof, properly seal and render uniform the surface of any wood floor. Two coats are required allowing overnight dry between applications. .One gallon covers approximately 300 square feet of surface, one coat and is applied full body either for brush or spray. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. 83 Glidden Inside Flat Wall Paints A sanitary oil paint product containing no poisonous materials. This material does now show brush marks or laps and can be applied quickly and easily by either brush or spray. Due to the construction of the pro duct and the high percentage of pigment best results are obtained by ap plying full flowing coats rather than attempting to brush out thin coats as usually recommended for ordinary paints. On new work three coats are recommended. The first coat to be No. 1619 Flat Wall Mixing Size (See opposite page). The second coat to be Glidden Inside Flat Wall Paint reduced with one quart of No. 1619 Mixing Size to each gallon of Flat Wall. The third coat to be Glidden Inside Flat Wall Paint full body for brushing or reduced with turpentine for spraying. Allow overnight dry between coats. Finish coats may be stippled if desired. Manufac tured in white and twelve colors as illustrated. One gallon cover approx imately 400 square feet of surface one coat. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 1601 Ivory Is ' No. 1607 Pearl Gray No. 1602 Light Gray No. 1608 Tan No. 1603 Cream No. 1609 Orchid No. 1604 Light Blue No. 1610 Medium Green , -r ^ . , j,c _ . No. 1606 Light Green AJ'-J No. 1612 Medium Blue Also made in White (No. 1613) 84 GLD31740 No. 1600 Mill Village First Coater This is a lightly pigmented oil and varnish material designed for use as a first coat primer on new work. It has unusually fine penetration and filling properties that make it a dependable and economical product that is easy to apply full body either for brush or spray. One gallon covers approximately 300 square feet of surface one coat and requires overnight to dry. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 1619 Flat Wall Mixing Size This is a sealer for interior walls. Its function is to seal the pores or voids in plaster and prevent the sinking in and flatting of the finishing coats. Used full body as it comes from the package direct on the bare wall or can be mixed half and half with Flat Wall Finish. This product is not a neutralizing agent and cannot be used successfully on a green or hot wall. It should be applied only as a sealer after the surface has been care fully neutralized with Zinc Sulphate wash. Supplied ready for application full l>ody either for brush or spray work. One gallon covers approximately 350 square feet of surface, one coat and requires overnight to dry. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Ad-el-ite Hygienic Kalsomine A sanitary, hygienic, hot or cold water calcimine containing an odorless disinfectant which effectively destroys all infectious germs. Supplied in a wide variety of soft, restful tints which are artistic in effect with the lasting and durable qualities of a well established, recognized, quality wall finish. In mixing use two quarts of water to each five pounds of calcimine. Use boiling water if mixing hot, use cold water if mixing cold. Put up in 600, 300, 100 and 5 pound packages. Supplied in the following colors-: White, Cream, Ivory, Deep Cream, Yellow, Light Tan, Buff, Pink, Light Gray, Silver Gray, Light Blue, Blue, Holland Blue, Lavender, Delicate Green, Pea Green, Autumn Brown, Deep Tan and Soft Brown. In ordering l*c sure to specify whether hot or cold water quality is desired. Ad-el-ite Hygienic Kalsize This material'is especially prepared as a sizing coat. It soaks into the surface and seals it perfectly for the subsequent coats of calcimine. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 320 Semi-Paste Flat Wall White Onegallon of this semi-paste flat white mixed withone gallon of No. 1619 Hat Wall Mixing Mixing size makes two gallons of flat wall white ready for use. A very satisfactory, economical, washable interior wall finish which can lie tinted with colors in oil to any desired shade. One gallon of this semi-paste material will cover approximately 800 square feet of surface when properly reduced. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. No. 607 Quick Paint and Varnish Cleaner An ideal cleaner for all painted, enameled, varnished or lacquered surfaces. .Cleans paint, marble, tile, terraza, linoleum, etc. No dripping, no splashing, no streaking, saves eighty percent of the labor. Use it wherever you have previously used soap and water, scouring powders or other cleaners. Put up in 5, 1, ]/2, lA and y gallon cans. 85 Glidden Service Station Pump Enamels The wonderful qualities of "Gliddenspar" gum, previously re ferred to in conjunction with "Gliddenspar" varnish, power machinery enamels, "Congo Black" and various other places through this book, are again advantageously incorporated in this beautiful line of service station pump enamels. "Gliddenspar" is a name coined to describe a syn thetic condensate of solvent naphtha, phenol and sulphuric acid. This gum is undoubtedly one of the most extraordinary materials ever pro duced by our development laboratories and the full value of all its unique properties are clearly demonstrated in these finishes for gasoline and oil dispensing equipment. Glidden Service Station Pump Enamels are a com bination of "Gliddenspar" and the necessary pigments required to give the standard shade. They cover solid in one coat. They dry hard in four hours. They adhere equally well to either bare, painted or lacquered surfaces. They maintain a higher gloss for a longer period of time than any lacquer, oil or varnish enamel. They flow and level perfectly, do not bleach or water spot, and are acid and alkali proof. They can be applied by anyone, require no special reducers, are waterproof, oilproof, gasproof and permanent in shade. The six standard colors illustrated are some of the many nationally known companies using these enamels on service station equipment. Con vince yourself on your own pumps by ordering sufficient material for an adequate test. Enaroo Purple Sunoco Blue Wagon and Truck Finishing Schedules In a small book of this character it is impossible to obtain sufficient space in which to adequately describe the many truck finishing materials, or explain the different finishing schedules that are in use by the host of truck operators and owners who have standardized on Glidden finishing materials. for their work. Any Glidden salesman will be glad to assist you in determining the right schedule for the class of equipment and the quality of the finish you desire, or a letter addressed to the Maintenance Engineering Department at Cleveland will bring you full information promptly. The Glidden Company manufacture all the materials required for any of the five standard systems of truck finishing and can supply complete finishing schedules ranging in time from two to eleven days and in elaboration from three to seventeen coat work. Complete systems, primers, surfacers, putties, glazes, sealers, colorcoats, rubbing coats, mistcoats, first coats, finish coats, color varnishes, rubbing varnishes, finishing varnishes and japan colors are available for this work. 86 f` CLD31742 Commercial and Mercantile Interior Decoration This division of interior maintenace, composed of the Offices, Banks, Stores, Shops, Hotels, Apartments, Churches, Hospitals, Theatres, Audi toriums and Public Buildings which form a part of all large metropolitan centers, is further advanced in the expression of good taste in interior decoration than any other division of the general maintenance field. Here, the achievement of beauty is placed above almost ever}' other consider ation and in the decoration of this character of building marble, tile, wrought iron, burnished metal, fine woods, silks, tapestries and many other pro ducts are used in conjunction with the finishing materials to obtain the desired effect. It is particular work and it requires excellent products and experienced workmen to make it successful. Department Store Interior Maintenance The steady increase in the demand for Glidden products in this field of commercial and merchantile decoration is an excellent testimonial of their quality and serviceability and while many of them are briefly de scribed on the following pages, in several instances lack of space has caused the elimination of all but the most important products. For example you will find only a brief description of Glidden Glazecoat, a product used extensively in the decoration of theatres. This product alone produces more than eighty different finishes every one of which has a distinction and beauty differing from any of the others. All of these finishes are illustrated on large sixteen by twenty-four inch color panels which will gladly be sent to you upon request. Under the name Glidden on the cover of this book are printed the three words "Everywhere on Everything." This slogan truly describes the scope of activity and breadth of service of The Glidden Company. No matter what your special requirements may lx;, Glidden can supply suitable materials for the work. 87 RIPOLIN Ripolin, the original Holland enamel paint was invented more than thirty years ago by a noted paint chemist, Dr. Riep of Amsterdam, Holland. It has had the distinction ever since of being the best known, most favored enamel in the world. The secret processes by which Ripolin is made have produced the world's longest wearing, most beautiful enamel. Ripolin has often been imitated, but has never been equaled. For exterior use, for in terior use, for severe conditions, for the finest decoration. Ripolin is superior to all other enamels because of its opacity or great hiding qualities, its elasticity and its perfectly non-porous film. It is noted for its great spreading capacity and the ease with which it works. No. S3 Ivory No. 2 Cream No. 18 Light Blue No. It Pearl Gray No. 44 Sea Green More important is the durability of Ripolin film. Many buildings painted ten, fifteen or even more years ago are still in first class condition. A Ripolin painted surface can be washed repeat edly. The distinctive sealed cans with the "Three Men" label, are a guarantee that the purchaser is obtaining genuine Ripolin. Ripolin has been specified by architects the world over for many years. Every Package Sealed Ripolin is the standard enamel of many highest grade painters and decorators. For the convenience of all users, a speci fication book giving specifications for all sorts of surfaces has been prepared and will be supplied upon request. Ripolin is put up in all sizes from gallons to quarter pints and is carried in stock in this country in Flat, Semi-Gloss and Gloss White, Gloss Black and the seven tints illustrated. The Mark of Canulna Ripolin 88 GLD31744 rr wyifiy i. i i mi . t WQ- **T I RIPOL STIPPLE Like the name Sterling on silver, Ripol Stipple is the finest quality interior wall finish available for all types of unusual and distinctive pan elled and plain effects. It is the modern standard of comparison for excel lence and good taste. For more than thirty years it has kept step with Ripolin in the building ot a world wide reputation and it stands today without a counterpart in the field of interior decoration. Regardless of the richness or delicacy of the work under consideration, you can have positive assurance that Ripol Stipple will produce the most beautiful finish that can possibly be obtained. Office Building Interior Maintenance. For the convenience of all users a complete specification book has been prepared giving the correct specifications for all styles of plain and enriched overall and panelled effects. It will gladly be supplied to anyone upon re quest. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Ripolin Gloss Thinnings A clear thinning liquid made from the Ripolin oils to be used with Gloss Ripolin only. Ripolin practically never needs to be thinned except when applied by spray, but if it is found necessary to thin, Ripolin Gloss Thinnings should be used as they will not lower the lustre of the gloss enamel finish. Put up in 1, y2, y and gallon cans. 89 GLD31745 Ripolin Undercoat An undercoat worthy of Ripolin Enamel having unusual filling and leveling properties. It is made specifically for use with Ripolin and bonds so well with it that most perfect results are possible. Manufactured only in white which can be tinted to any desired shade or can be mixed with Ripolin enamel tints in accordance with specifications. Put up in 5, 1, ]4, and gallon cans. Glidden Four Hour Satin Wall Enamels No. 20 Cream White No. 24 Neutral Gray No. 21 Light Buff No. 25 Warm Gray No. 22 Clear Buff iSti------- 34V...... No. 26 Clear Gray v No. 23 Rich Ivory No. 27 Light Green Also Made in White (No. 28) and Undercoat (No. 29) For practical, economical, everyday maintenance of interior ceiling and sidewall surfaces in Apartments, Schools, Stores, Offices and small Fac tories, these enamels are the most satisfactory and pleasing finishes that can be obtained. They are designed to provide solid coverage, to flow and level evenly without laps or brush marks and dry hard in four to six hours with a semi-gloss or satin finish that is richer in tone, more durable and easier to clean than the ordinary flat wall paints commonly used for this class of work. One gallon covers approximately 450 square feet of average surface one coat. Put up im-55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. ENGINEERING SPECIFICATION (NEW WORK) Preparation of Surface: The surface to be painted shall be clean, dry and free from all dust, dirt and other foreign matter. New plaster walls shall be neutralized with a liberal wash coat of a solution consisting of three pounds Sulphate of Zinc dissolved m one gallon of water. Old plaster walls shall have alt large cracks, breaks and nail holes properly filled with Plaster of Paris which has been mixed with two parts of water and one part of vinegar or dilute acetic acid. 1st or Priming Coat: On either plaster, wall board, wood or cloth the first coat shall be No. 29 Satin Wall Enamel Undercoat. Apply this sealing coat full body for either brush or spray. Allow ample time for thorough drying. 2nd or Finishing Coat: Glidden Satin Wall Enamel, (Insert code number and name of color selected). Apply without reduction, full body as received in the original container for brushing. Reduce with turpentine or mineral spirits for spraying. 90 Glidden Architectural Wall Lacquers Since many building owners and managers prefer the harder, more resistant finish of nitrocellulose lacquer in hallways, stairways, corridors, lavatories, washrooms and similar places subjected to unusual treatment and abuse, all of the colors illustrated on the preceding page have been included in this line of Architectural Wall Lacquers designed for either brush or spray application. These materials stay open for a much longer period of time than ordinary lacquer enamels and can be applied either by brush or spray with beautiful results. They dry hard in two hours, level and flow out smoothly, cover solid in two coats and stand up well under the most difficult conditions and abusive treatment. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. Available in Cream White (No. 70), Light Buff (No. 71), Clear Buff (No. 72), Rich Ivory (No. 73), Neutral Gray (No. 74), Warm Gray (No. 75), Clear Gray (No. 76), Light Green (No. 77) and White (No. 78). Paste and Liquid Wood Fillers No. 601 Paste Wood Filler is for use on all open grained woods. It does not shrink, crack or become porous. Rub across the grain with cotton rags or burlap and allow twenty-four hours for drying before apply ing varnish. Made in natural, light, dark and golden oak, mahogany and walnut. Put up in 25, 12)4 and 5 pound pails. No. 633 Liquid Wood Filler contains a transparent mineral pigment combined with hard gum varnish. It is used in place of shellac to fill and seal up the pores of the wood and provides an excellent foundation for the finishing coats of varnish. Put up in 5, 1, x/i and >4 gallon cans. Glidden Apartment Floor Enamels Solid covering, quick drying, full gloss enamels suitable for either wood or concrete floors. Extremely tough, durable and easy to apply. Recommended for all types of floor painting. Coverage 450 square feet per gallon, one coat. Complete instrucions for application on label. Put up in 5, 1, )4 and yi gallon cans. Dry to use in four hours. No. 435 Green No. 434 Red Glidden Apartment Floor Lacquers Solid covering gloss brushing floor lacquers. Coverage 400 square feet per gallon, one coat Drying time one hour. Put up in 5, 1, )4 and y* gallon cans. Manufactured in Drab (No. 462), Gray.(No. 463), Red (No. 464), Green (No. 465), Buff (No. 466) and Brown (No. 467). Same colors as illustrated above for Apartment Floor Enamels. 91 Glidden Gloss Interior Trim Enamels Quick drying, high gloss, durable enamels in permanent colors for interior decoration of kitchen cabinets, woodwork and furniture. Dry to touch in three hours, hard overnight, presenting a solid covering, smooth, tough film with a full varnish gloss. Supplied in ready to brush consistency which may be reduced with turpentine for spray application. One gallon covers approximately 500 square feet of surface, one coat. Put up in 5, 1, )/i and yi, gallon cans. Detailed analysis furnished upon request. No. 629 Light Blue No. 636 Bufi No. 635 French Gray No. 631 Jade Green AUo Made In Flat White (No. 640), Gloss White (No. 641) Glidden Interior Trim Lacquers Gloss brushing lacquer enamels manufactured in White and the ten colors illustrated above under Gloss Interior Trim Enamels. Can be applied either by brush or spray. Coverage 400 square feet per gallon one coat. Dry in thirty minutes and cover solid in two coats. Put up in 5, 1, yi and y^ gallon cans. Available in Rose Pink (No. 652), Lettuce Green (No. 653), Tile Blue (No. 655), Pearl Gray (No. 658), Light Blue (No. 659), Jade Green (No. 661), "Ivory (No. 664), French Gray (No. 665), Buff (No.. 666), .Orcjijd (No. 667), Gloss Black (No. 669)-and Gloss White (No. 671). ' No. 1737 Glazecoat This glazing liquid always allows plenty of time to work the texture before setting up and if desired can be stippled or textured immediately after it is brushed on without sagging or flowing together. It dries to a hard, dull uniform finish and is waterproof, washable and retains its original durability over a long period of time. Apply this glazing liquid full body for brushing or spray. Use it either alone or in combination with colors in oil,.flat white paints o; any other type of medium desired for the particular work in hand. Stipple, pounce or texture immediately after application or at any time during the following two hours. Allow overnight to dry. Put up in 55 and 30 gallon drums, 5 and 1 gallon cans. 92 GLD317 48 Glidden Metallic Gilding Lacquers No. 151 Silver No. 152 Gold No. 153 Copper Quick drying metallic gilding or bronzing lacquers recommended lor refinishing radiators, grills, gratings, ornamental iron work, etc., where a lacquer finish is desired. Dry in forty-five minutes. Put up in 5, 1, yi and yi gallon double compartment cans. No. 1908 Apartment Floor Varnish For finishing natural, painted or grained floors. It is waterproof and withstands the hardest usage to which floors are subjected. Does not mar or scratch white. Sets dust free in two or three hours and is absolutely hard in from fifteen to twenty-four hours, depending on conditions. Put up in 5, 1, yi, yi and yi gallon cans. No. 1904 Low Lustre Varnish This material is for interior use and has the same excellent qualities of our No. 1901 Interior Varnish, the only difference being that it dries to a rubbed or velvet effect instead of gloss. Put up in 5, 1, yi, yi and yi gallon cans. No. 1901 Interior Trim Varnish A high grade gloss varnish for use on the finest interior trim. This material is light in color, has fine flowing and brushing qualities and is exceptionally elastic and durable. It sets dust free in three to four hours and dries in from twenty-four to thirty-six hours, according to conditions. Put up in 5, 1, \i, yi, and yi gallon cans. Glidden Ornamental Wood Stains Glidden Ornamental Wood Stains are for use on new wood that has not been previously finished in any way. Should you desire to use them on wood that has been finished it is necessary to remove the old finish with Glidden Paint and Varnish Remover. The wood will then show best re sults from the stain. Put up in 5, 1, yi, yi and yi gallon cans. mwIirir i-l. V-- Jot GLD31749 * General Maintenance Painting Guide CLASSIFICATION Abattoirs 6c Packing Plants Produce Companies. Fisheries, Cold Storage Plants, Ice and Refrigeration Amusement Parks Canning 8c Preserving Plante Fruits. Vegetables, Soups, Condiments. Pickles Cereal Food Products Bakeries, Flour Milts, Breakfast Foods Chain Stores Chemical & Rubber Plants Acids. Oils. Solvents. Drugs. Dyestuffs, Cosmetics. Explosives. Fertilizers Commercial Structures Banks. OSices. Stores. Shops Confections 8c Beverages Candies. Coffee, Cocoa, Yeast, Soft Drinks. Syrups, Extracts Consumer Products Mfg. Automobiles, Refrigerators. Stoves. Farm Implements Gas & Electric Plants Central Stations, Gas Holders, Hortonspheres, Storage Tanks Industrial Products Mfg. Machine Tool*. Hardware, Electrical Equipment, Pumps Lumber, Pulp $c Paper Wood Products, Wall Board, Cartons, Cases, Furniture Milk Product Plants Ice Creani. Butter, Cheese Malted Milk, Buttermilk MUI Villages Mines, Metals Ring. He Class Steel Mills, Foundries, Smelters, Coke Plants, Clay and Cement Municipal Buildings Hospitals, Churches, Schools, Colleges. Public Works Ornamental Structures Theatres, Auditoriums, Music'Halls Residential Structure* Apartments, Hotels, Club Buildings Service Stations Soap Products Plants Alkali Plants, Salt Wells, Gelatine Plants, Laundries L Textile Mills Clothing, Rugs, Rayon, Leather and Shoes Trucks 8c Wagons Vegetable Oil Refineries Oleomargarine, Shortening, Salad Oils, Mayonnaise Warehouses & Lofts SURFACE WOOD Exterior Interior Equipment General Exterior Interior Equipment Exterior Interior Equipment General Page 8 - 25 ** 61 23-93 Page 8 * 25 " 33 Page 8 " 57 " 61 21-93 Exterior Page 25 Interior " 33 Equipment " 61 Exterior Page 21 Interior " 93 Equipment " 76 Exterior Page * Interior 44 61 Equipment * " 61 Exterior Page 8 Interior 61 Equipment 7> Exterior Page 8 Interior ** 61 Equipment 72 Exterior Page 8 Interior 61 Equipment ** 72 Exterior Page 8 Interior " 25 Equipment 44 33 Exterior Page 8 interior " 61 Equipment *' 63 General < 11-8.1 Exterior Page 8 Interior " 25 Equipment " 73 Exterior Page 8 Interior * 93 Equipment 82 Exterior Page 21 Interior " 93 Equipment * 93 Exterior Page 8 Interior " 88 Equipment * 61 General 21 92 Exterior Page 8 Interior * 25 Equipment " 37 Exterior Pan. * Interior Equioment .. 6?12 General 86 Exterior Page 8 Interior " 61 Equipment " 33 General 11-25 METAL Page 29 44 75 " 80 44-92 Page 29 '* 73 44 77 Page 29 44 61 *' 77 44-92 Page 33 " 35 " 77 Page 44 ** 92 .. ?2 Page 29 44 77 " 77 Page 29 *..* 7727 Page 29 ** 73 " 77 Page 29 44 72 " 77 Page 29 " 61 " 77 Page 29 - 73 ' 77 32-83 Pago 29 44 32 44 77 Page 29 92 44 72 Page 44 ** 92 - 88 Page 44 * 92 .. 72 86-44 Page 37 .. 77 " 81 Page 29 73 * 77 86 Page 29 44 35 77 32-83 MASONRY Page 47 44 67 44 42 54-90 Page 47 ' 65 " 53 Page 47 " 57 44 49 54-90 Page 52 44 65 * 39 Page 54 90 *. 9, Page 47 " 69 4` 42 Page 47 " 57 " 76 Page 47 " 57 * 91 Page 47 ** 57 44 76 Page 52 " 67 .. 42 Page 50 ** 60 44 76 54-84 Page 52 " 62 " 39 Page 47 41 70 44 91 Page 54 89 44 91 Page 54 " 90 " 76 54-64 Page 52 44 65 " 39 Page 47 44 37 4Q Page 47 44 65 44 53 52-66 NOTE; Where two page numbers appear under one caption, the first refers to exterior surfaces and the second to interior surfaces. 94 GL031750 General Index Acid White Enamel............................. Acidproof Aluminum.............................. Acidproof Coating...................................... Acoustic Paint........................................... Aluminum FinUhea................................ Amusement Park Palnta....................... Anti Corrosive Painta.............................. Apartment Floor Lacquers.................. Architectural Wall Lacquers.............. Asbestos Roof Coating........................... Asphalt Cement......................................... Asphalt Masdc........................................... Asphalt OU Coatings......................... Boiler Front Black.................................... Boiler Setting Sealers............................. Brass Lacquer............................................. Brick Paste Red.......................................... Brick Preservation.................................... Building Exteriors.................................... Building Interiors..................................... Calcimines.................................................... Case and Tub Enamels.......................... Caulking Paste . ...................................... Caustic Proof Coatings.......................... Caustic White Enamel........................... Cement Paints............................................ Chromatlsed Exterior Metal Paints Chromatired Metal Primer................. Concrete Floor Dreasing........................ Concrete Floor Hardener...................... Concrete Patching Compound.......... Concrete Preservation............................ Congo Black..................................... ....... Copper Cement..............,........................ Creosote Preservative.............................. Creosote Shingle Stains......................... Crystalline Hardener............................... Dado Enamels...................................... Emulsified Asphalt Coatings.............. Equipment Enamels................................ Euston White Lead In Oil.................... Expansion Joint Paste............................ Exterior Coach Varnish......................... Exterior Floor Paints. .......................... Exterior Gloss Enamels......................... Exterior Graphite Paints...................... Exterior Masonry Enamels.................. Exterior Oil Wood Stains...................... Exterior Spar Varnish............................. Exterior Wood Paints.............................. Eucrtar -YamUh Oil-Reducer............. Factory Mill Whites................................. Fire Hydrant Red...................................... Flat Varnish................................................. Flat Wall Flrat Coat................................ Flat Wall Paints......................................... Flatting Oil.................................................. Floor Enamels............................................. Floor Varnish............................................... Galvanized Iron Primer......................... Germproof White Enamel.................... Gilding Lacquers....................................... Glazecoat....................................................... "CUddenspar"............................................ Greenhouse Interior White................ Hand Rail Black........................................ Handling Machinery Enamels........... High Visibility Yellow............................ Hospital Enamels...................................... "Inillite" Whites...................................... Insulated Pipe Sealer.............................. Interior Decoration.................................. Interior Trim Enamels.......................... Page 65 35 33 66 36 23 22 91 91 42 38 53 42 71 71 81 53 45 5 55 85 68 38 37 65 52 29 53 76 45 75 79 17 17 53 61 39 72 13 51 19 20 44 42 54 17 19 8 14 62 43 93 85 84 13 91 93 35 69 93 92 76 70 38 30 79 70 57 79 87 92 Interior Trim Lacquers.............. Interior Trim Varnish................ Introduction.................................... Japan and Liquid Driers........... Kmlsize................................................. Lacquer Reducer............................ Lacquer Stains............................... Lacquer Undercoat....................... Lead-O-Zin....................................... Liquid Red Lead Paint............... Loft Spraycoat White................ Machinery Enamels..................... Machinery Lacquers.................... Maintenance Painting Guide. . Masonite Sealer....................... Masonry Paints............................... Masonry Paint Reducer............. Masonry Primer............................. "Metallic**'....................................... Metal Polish..................................... Metal Preservation....................... Mill Village Exterior Paints. .. Mill Village Floor Paints........... Mill Village Floor Varnish........ Mill Village Trim Paints........... Mixing Size....................................... 0(1 Colors........................................... Oil First Coster............................... One Coat Eggshell Enamels... Oxide Wood Paints........................ Paint and Varnish Cleaner.... Paint and Varnish Remover... Pipe Identification Colors......... Red Lead In OU............................... Red Lead Mixing Formulas... Ripoiin Enamels............................. Rlpolin Gloss Thinnings........... Ripoiin Undercoat......................... Rlpol Stipple.................................... Rustproofing OU............................ Sanitary Wood Floor Dressing. Satin Wall Enamels..................... Semi-paste Flat Wall White... Semi>paste Outside White.... Service Station Enamels............ Shellacs............................................... Smoke Stack Black....................... Solid Mixing Colors...................... Stone Preservation........................ Store Front Enamels................... Sub-Sudace-Waterproofingf.. Superior White Enamel............. Switch Board Black...................... Tartar Liquid Black..................... Titanium Lead in OU.................. Transformer Enamel................... Transparent Masonry Coating Truck Enamels................................ Utility Wood Pgtnts..................... Varnish Stain.................................. Wagon Paints.................................. Waterproofing Liquid.................. Wet Masonry Paints.................... Wet Masonry Sealer..................... Wet Wall Whites............................ White Lead Mixing Formulas. White Sealcoat................................ Wood Fillers..................................... Wood Preservation........................ Wood Primer.................................... Wood Stains..................................... Zone Marking White.................... 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