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inplasticpaigi made with Dutch Boy white-lead in oil r f - * With this plastic paint you can get modified or low-relief textures giving side-wall deco ration of astonishing variety and beauty... at low cost \ X 7ITH materials you have in your shop, * * you can mix a plastic paint that answers the modern., cry for Something different... a paint that gives the now-popular low-relief or modified textures, the type of textural effect universally suitable for side-wall decoration. This plastic paint is made with Dutch Boy white-lead, the other ingredients being whiting, Dutch Boy flatting oil and drier , . . another the wall for at least an hour. Use a brush, a whisk broom, graining comb, cloth, sponge or straight edge . . . or any other means. The number of textural designs you can obtain is practically unlimited. "Plastic lead" sets up overnight. Then it can be glazed ifdesired, though without glazing example ofthe wide usefulness of ``lead "--the master painter's standby. MIXING DIR "Plastic Lead" easy to apply White-lead and oil plastic paint (or "plastic lead " as some painters choose to call it) is rela tively low in cost. . . and easy to mix and to The forrmild for whiter!,eadj^ lbs. Dutch Boy: whiferlead'fi'f whiting, lyi gals. DutchBi .Break up' thhr^hite'ieadh (J-f galloii). t)6 the same 's ____ whiting: mixture! into the wiijtb-lehd miXtur'e^TAdd the drier. The `` plastic lead " how ready for application. apply. It is mixed, tinted with colors-in-oil and brushed on like other white-lead paint. When applied, it canhe readily manipu lated or worked into |pE : DUTCH BOYestingdesigns. It This advertiseihiht appears in The Painters Magazine, August, 1928 _ it is a complete, dura' itself. No size is neces Ask for more The illustrations on tht of the almost endless painter may secure. If mation about this u Dutch Boy white-lead for booklet "White-Le Oil plastic Finishes." It the subject in complete and shows in color somt effects obtainable. Athe branch office neare: .... WHTI I v `-efc IDO it is a complete, durable, washable finish of itself. No size is necessary to permit glazing. Ask for more information The illustrations on these pages give but a few of the almost endless variety of designs the painter may secure. If you desire fuller infor mation about this use for Dutch Boy white-lead, write for booklet "White-Lead and Oil Plastic Finishes." It covers the subject in complete detail and shows in color some of the effects obtainable. Address the branch office nearest you. or at least an hour, ish, a whisk broom, omb, cloth, sponge or ige ... or any other ne number of textural u can obtain is practically unlimited. ; lead" sets up overnight. Then it red if desired, though without glazing MIXING DI nils for-white-1' ch Boy white-lei sJs. Dutch p the white-le: n). Do the same wtm me -w mu u ik s v o u i u j c mixture into the white-lead mtunfc;^Add the he "plastic lead".is now ready for application. fCH BOY WHITE-LEAD NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY Boston, 800 Albany St. Chicago. 900 West 18th St. ........................... .. ft Avej Clc St Lceis, 723 Chestnut St San Fi Pittsburgh, National Lead & OB Co. ofPa., 316 Fourth Ave. Philadelphia, John T. Lewis * Bros. Co., 437 Chestnut St. N 27891 0000-NLM008H068