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Guide to Sh e r w in -Wil l ia ms Products and Specifications
Index by Surface i arid Materials to be covered
Acid A. AF&aii fcrooitfr*. .;... S(j|f i, suitin'
Bi( A Stocca (Estorfer) .... firidciWaiti
'Celling! . . * . ., _ Cti*rlel Fvmsr , .... Cinder UiiKfc (Entailer) Cinder Bf.xfc {1 * 'CTapfeflKiriilf ; Cfd
ConcTMe 'ft<illi Condvcieii, Mslal
iDd*>, F<s lory . Doon, Mttol i(rtiiw A: hitiloi) Oort. W.tri (Intwinr) .... DivvVellCnntt*eUa* iDocn, iViniilnilng {Gglmnlisd)
F*l*l1cr kllHc) iFstaileir.W ood'
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flo<y:Wlli A Coiling* .
Fme m, f/ial . . . ....
fence*' Weed
. ...
fa* Er<:<ts*, Metal
(fFlelow'ijsiri,^'V*^'iiiiiiwrti*ifltWda. . J__
Gaknnkcc<l/iT ............
' GeMjr^r^'ypJIjtYli--iSpatrtin
(ndwffnol tfalfo A Ceilingi
|niwiC^I|jA'.dlhiCrilirtgt . .
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s".e!id:!jiw| -anr;it,.e..n.d...R..o.m
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(.oddest, Hefei Lnelrert, Mnrtel. j
Mo c M!mii! .i-.jl.................. .
Mala! De jtt (Enierief, Inieriei)
MWdsrieailjlPldjifoisil:l:i.f.eii I................................ .
JMelal;SiM.y|iii: :.i; 1
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Mrlai TwJii (i d<ni) ..........
Meld A Mildew
Oiaaewnfol An Mae. lien
feeltimj i*- ) -MToM Storage
Plees--P,j fo, Cng.......... ..
Piaster. ..; /. pirfeJ;.;, j ................ .
Poeh f.losn
............ .
RailinGWiiiiMenal
ReFiigennim Rooli. Mta1
SailninMefui1.
......Sash; Wsc.rf...................
lh*Si'(ii' . ShirMmri
Sidiric; Weed A Aibesloi
Siefl'tcjlaciics j . SlfMcryml Ilia* ft S)e*1 Sidjjiw
TfuXxi Meriting
FfiesijiWeehd .
M >1 (Eitele)
VeeliteNnii Oecfs .
W^d:fr,6t(',E,i,(*idi Maioerr ... fitrl Weed
Walls' (Inijrkjr)--Flat finish .
Wall* (Irliirlar) -Low Lvrtrt.
Wiilli [Irliirlfl#)--.$iiif.Gfca ....
Walk (Inisrior)--GIon Flnhh...
Wolls (l)i rrltK>--5rioe(* Finish Weed fence!.................... Weed Floors .............. .. Weed Seth .. . ....__ _ Wed5*dli>0 .. . . _______ _ Weed Tfins'i A Sheftws ...... j . .
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Spadflcartort No.
Index by Product & Trade Name
Product Descrip
tion Page
533 id 537 ,3:<t '
A n|l-BfsdingiAluminum........ Acid A Aflcah flasItirng.Ftntshti
(Kifi A K A.)..,____...... Ahiminsm Phlii'f...... AiNitsi Siding Primer1 I (5WP Plm*r No, 61J........
Bric'c A Stacc* Pairil (SWP Vekel Flat).,
33f.53J
33? 330-3 31 ltl ln It 1. 340
3<<M50
3)1
511
530 lo 337 301 fo J07
538, 541. 343 te 545'
i ' ' 53Q-31? ;! i|!
501 la 503 1
i 530. 531, 327 a
306, >01, 327 (o 319:
SIB (6721 . It
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iCarcInd 4 GniKlaJ FInitlMi................ CSansienl A WoiUur* Eeii'toto FiniS,s Cu*icaHteii*laitr Aluminum .
(Heavy Duly Afcmimrm No 94) iColorHormooT Salin finiih.................. Colo* Hamgivr Seml-Glan Enamel ...
Floor Primf.............................
lljE^iWar'HaiijieF^fhi OiW1?) .
.nCixtorlor; Mtlolfiimt (MeM'laili:}..
: ifgjt-PrF Floor Srgfrr (Painier Gail}.... iiif lef-Rita Erenel Undercscifer, __ Ffnf-Ten* Alfcyrf Flat Enamel. ........
Ffsflr Sdfll: PMf;c|':'*i!|'F::|o<. ^'Kain4U.
ffacr Varnish (Mar-neil)-............ ........ iijjfdiWiiil{jbgjiWirttjr.SWpL jii*^ .____ f'W* A Moiilee (twining 5qv*-Lito. .
53S 53S-331 :: 533:
534.334A
;!jjSo;f
i;e# iffdVk:jPftjfip je^ilL
6o\ ft Fume Ruiiihng frinl
(iWP fumm Reinllng While)
...iGvilW'iFlod^lFinish.iji.iJv,..
Sit. SI, S43 to 545
5*3 ia >15 516 IA ssa
$10 la 537' , '
PuinKSWf).
5 30. 531 531
531-54? i 530-331 . 5J1. 530,1536. J37 530; 536,537 S30. 531 to 537
530. 331, 535 to 3J. 5)2 lo 515. 519. 2 512 lo 515. 579. tn
506.50 7
510, 531, 535 U 3 if
530. 336. .537 S
>09-51C
530,536,337 SOM* Sl)3 509. 510
50?'lo51) 501H 1503: 501 ter 503. 5f
5)4.3 HA no, ns e 5)7
in
3J0. 333 lo 591
SOT la 501,516 517, 5S4 ip 556
516.517
; ... i516 iu 513
j
1
'. 511 '
SOI 14 003 ! I5l|t;::
543 r 5*5 240. 5*
51 J 538-34) 543 ta >45
514 539-54I
313 54$ 344
549-550 501 ta $03 to S?3.527.329 501 (e $93 50f (o 303 501 to 503
jWlirfer Wdtoi< Fan?:Cddiing..
jdidi f ;ii ;c6fy!iiWcii)'ii r
Km Acid A Allcoli R.vsisling Enomcl 1 I e-n A 8 * > ...... ............... .......... 1
iti 1 rn- A M j il i eRejIsling 5u*e-Lilci > i tlr ivi EnaiiMl)........................ * - Irs- l |r *i- (rdir'Melel).............!
r *t I i'i I L jo* -ui............ ........... i
4rNi** t h AfiileGlaJi.............. SViriOove-Lil** WFiil*.FU(.g-S.<il ft Gloss F i U> I I fr llil,_______ . .
A- lrl i1!* i' ii* Gray................
1*1 kr i -lrf i
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I t-l 5> lie | mi i j:___________
t e a* * A -ikri- Slidmn Firmer S ' d Tnvry H , S1l)i .. . ..
"ii"i :ir MciaO........... f> 1 ''hi 11 >*r Savc-Li.e) ...
' ildnw F'Cirt'anf Addl................
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F - rg > * v (, #i| Fi* nieJr'.Pl ltr'AieibvWdiuVenj:.ia..i.f.f..i...............
r I In'Cm f i * "V Plan* Seoler. ft in Ci I f ne Diy fioor
i i in i p* i i* .j'............... Pe *rr Cr jll P d ^ s.il .. ........ T rh'i.ul l rr*Fimih......... Parle Wood Filler JL-. ............
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Specifications
537 530.534A
553356
537 538, 540, 3<T
538 ta 5f St?
301,315,534 (e 515 '15. 524 to 5E5 50'to 303 510
319.520 5-7 515, 524 to 526
5 512 506. 507, 527 ta 539 S:B8 518 503 543, 544
503 523
534A 501, 50S, 503
sn, s it
3
9 9-10
537 343, 344
514 530. 531. 537 531, S3?,S42 STS, 524 >e 526 543, 544, 545 530, 51?, 537
$452 516,517. SIB
316. 517
511 530, S32, 513
343 19 545
519, 5S0 519
519. 3S0 Sit to 515, 519.5S0
550 $16 306, 507, 527 to 32?
SPECIFICA1ION SUPPLIED ON RFOUFST
0007--SWP--041410
0007-SWP-000124804
exterior finishes
SWP Exterior Point
SWP is the brand name of Sherwitt-Wlllfciiiis' exterior paint. This nationally famous product, with other ft-W quality paints* for protection of exterior wood ami ma sonry, assures the architect of maximum durability and econo ny cn all types of exterior.surfaces,'
SWP Undencoaier 450
Rcady-to^use SV7P Undcrcoatcr -tfiO primes and seals badly weathered-surfaces or unpaintccl wood and uni forms weathered anil sheltered surfaces. It dries to a dull fi lirb that bond1? perfectly with the final paint coat. This material is extremely opaque, which insures Rood, cusen ig, and its special formulation Rives it particularly strong adhesive qualities;
SWP One-Coat White 476
A specialformulation of SWP for a one-coafc job over previously1- painted 'surfaces in good condition. It comes in white only and should not be tinted or mixed with other paints. For best results, use only over light colors -Hwlii'iie, ivory, cream or light gray.
SWP Trim and Tinting White
The ideal:1 whiter for painting trim where the body of the lie use is painted a different color, or is brick or stone construction. Its chalk resistant pigmentation makes it most desired for such surfaces. It is also the recom mended base fur making light tints with the addition of Kem Tinting Colors, S W First Quality Colors- or with regular SWF colors.
SWP Fume Resisting White 43 6
In some localities fumes from factories, oil refineries, chemical plants, con] furnaces and decaying seaweed dis color'ordinary white lead and oil paints. SWP Fume Resisting White 436 ana S-W Gas & Fume Resisting Faints are formulated: with special pigments and vehicles to give protection against discoloration from this cause.
Mildew Resistant Additive
Sherwiu-Williams Mildew Resistant Additive is for use in areas where mildew is prevalent and, extra protection is needed against discoloration. When using SWP House Paint, always add Mildew Resistant Additive to the undercoat as well as succeeding coats. SWP Trim Colors possess mildew resisting qualities and, therefore, do not require Mildew Resistant Additive,
SWP Exterior Velvet Flat Paint
Especially designed for use on stucco, cement block, brick, masonry, wood shingle, shake, rough lumber and asbestos shingle It is not recommended for the painting of roofs. This companion product to SWF Gloss House Faint pro duces a beautiful, long-lasting exterior velvet flat finish most prefcired for stucco and shake surfaces,
5WP Primer No* 61
Primer Ho. 61 primes and seals new or weathered stucco, rnnr.retc, brick, cement black, asbestos shingles and other masonry surfaces. It is highly resistant to alkali and whenii properly applied: produces an excellent primer for these surfaces.
5-W Concrete Floor Primer
For iiss on nevr or unpaihted concrete floors as an underroat for S-W Porch & Floor Enamel. It resists the alkali, always present in concrete, which attacks oil paints and enamels.
Shingle Stain
S-W Shingle Stain is designed for use on wood shingles where a stain rather than a painted finish is desired. Formulated from special oils, it adds to the life of the shingles as well as providing decorative value.
Other Exterior Products
S-W Porch and Floor Enamel S-W Enameloiti {Interior and Exterior Enamel) S-W Rcxpar Vatmisli (Interior and Exterior Varnish)
S-Wr Shcr-Gidt (Traffic Zone Paint)
*ifRo*l riitil
l^ike cnJi*r<s. not tcromtm-ntlnf for exlcrtr h v .
Covering Capacity
The architect and engineer are vitally concerned with the ultimate service a paint film gives both in appearance and protective qualities. Brushing a paint out to its maximum coverage per gallon is not always consistent with long
time iurability. True economy requires the maximum in protection over a long period and can only be obtained when paint [3 appl^d to an adequate thickness. The rccoicmended average spreading rate is as follows:
On Neinr Wocd~s Coats :
Fin** Cof--Siwp iUndercoiater 450 Second Cai--SWT House Taint Third v:ot^i3WP'House Paint
450-500 sq. ft. per gal. GOO sq. ft. per gal. G50 sq. ft. per gal.
On New Wood---2 Coats
first Coot--SWP irru*eccoater 450 Second Coi--SWP House Faint
450-500 sq. ft. per gal. 500 sq. ft. per gal.
On Pr-j-vlouilr Pointed Wood--2 Coat.1
l>* Cot- SWP Urdereonter 150 Secentt Caf --SWT House Taint
TA\Q sq. ft. per gnl. AMI q. ft. per gal.
On Pr^vlolyTol<rtrecT:Woed~-l Coat
flri Coi --SWP One Coat White 17G
-tnosq. ft. per gaL
Types of Wood
The common woods for exterior construction vary widely in their ability to re tain paint.
They may be classified into the following groups: Group Na. 1. Holds paint longest and suffers least when the paint film enters 3 period of neglect fa) Cedar <b) Cypress (c) Redwood. Group No. 7. Holds paint as well as first group hut wood does not hold up as well when repainting is neglected. (d) 'Northern White Tine (e) Western White Tine (f) Sugar Pine.
Group No. 3. Dbes not hold paint as well as first and second groups and wood is more affected by weather when repaint ing Is neglected!. (gj) Hemlock (h) Ponderosa Pine (i) Spruce.
Gruup N. 4* Woods in this group give least satisfactory service as a base Tor outside paint. {Jjj Dougins, Fir (k) Western Larch (1) Southern TeUow Pine,
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The Sherwin-Williams Co. Cleveland. Ohio 0007-SWP-041411
0007-SWP-000124805
preparation
All surfaces to be painted must be clean and dry. No paint ing .shall be done i(a) Immediately after a vain or during rainy weather,1 (b) over frost, or dew or <c) when the tempcrntJtre is below fin* F.
Knot:!?; and pitch streaks shall be scraped or burned, then conic i with shellac before priming coat is applied.
All nail holes iior small: openings shall be carefully filled with white lead putty after the priming coat has dried.
previously pelnledi surfaces
Remove all loose and scaling paint by scraping or burning. Can1!*''? of pnetiug paint shall lip determined and corrected by -repairing' all defective flashing, gutter!?. spouting, shrink age cirackSi, efcc., where moisture can penelrnto behind the surface. In case: oif general pcclltrg. check insulation, air
conditioning, vapor bruncr, etc.
Remove:-all defective wash putty, clrrm sash and pilinc with
SWP tfndcrcoator
When dry tcptacQ with llnsred oil
putty and lot harden, covering It when applying tho finish
coat.
501--Wood Surface*--New, Unpainted Flrit Coar--SWP Utidcrionlcr 450.
Second Goat--SWP {Exterior Paint. Third Coot--3wp Exterior Paint.
For enabled finish oh exterior wood, use S W Emuimlulil for Second ami Third <|oat above.
506--Wood Porch Floor*--New, Unpainted PrMrt--Porch flooring: shall receive one priming coat of SWP Undercoatar 150 on all sides and edges before the floor is laid. Flrif Coot--S-W Porch and Floor Enamel. Second Coot--S-W Porch and Floor Enamel.
507--Wood Porch Floors--Previously Painted prtrrdnfl1*--Ail bare spots to be primed with S-W Porch and Floor Enamel thinned with Va Pt- S-W Exolvent or turpen tine pci" gallon. Flrit Coe--S-W Porch and Floor Enamel. Second Cool--S-W Porch and Floor Enamel. (Optional.)
Shingles and Shakes;
509--Wood Shingles and Shakes--Painted
{Maximum Durability) Flr*f Cof--SWP Uuderceater 450. Second Coo?--SWP Exterior Velvet Flat Paint. Extremely porous surfaces may require a second coat of SWP 450 ITmlercoater as above.
510--Wood Shingles--Stained {Alternate, Lower Cost) first Coot--S-W Shingle Stain. Apply by dipping. Second Coat--S-W Shingle Stain brushed on after shingles arc laid.
502--Wood Surface*--Previously Painted FrlmUup--Spot primi all burned oil, scraped or bare wood with SWP lindercckter 400. Flrit Cflat--SWP tll^dcrcoater 450. Second Coat--SWP iExtctior Paint.
503---Fume Resisting Exlerior Point Where fume resisting paints are required on new wood, fol low .Specification No. 5U1 above, using SWP Underconter 450 for the First Coat {followed with two coats SWP Fume Re sisting White 436 <jr S-W Oast * Fume Resisting Paint. On previously painted work, follow Specification No. 502 using SWP Fume Resisting White 436 or 3-W Gas & Finite Resisting Paint foij both coats.
Porch Floors
preparation Surfaces must be clbnu mid dry. Adequate ventilation ^tiould be provided underne.nH porch flooring la prevent rotting from moituro. All Iw*c, scaling or hllsteml paint must be scraped or burned off. All roughenefi_v<mnd and edge* of 4 broken paint shall be mo nri papered smooth.
Masonry Walls
preparation--New Work
Surfaces must be clean and free from dirt and loose or excess mortar. Do not paint after a tain--surface must be dry. Do not paint over improperly cured stucco or concrete.
preparation--Old Work Scrape off all loose or scaling paint and wire brush thor oughly. Allow several days of warm, dry weather for thor ough drying after a rain. Point up alt bad mortar Joints ami fill cracks or broken spots with good cement mortar. Check for faulty flashings that might result in moisture entering tlic wall and affecting the finished work. Surfaces in poor condition as a result of peeling or loose paint or unusually porous surfaces resulting from the use of cement water paints should be sandblasted to remove old paint completely.
511'--Brick, Stucco, Concrete, Cinder Block & Asbestos Siding
Flr.t Cast--SWP Primer No. 81. Sacond Coa--SWP Exterior Velvet Flat Faint. Extremely porous surfaces may require an intermediate coat to son! and uniform the surface. This should consist of SWP lf0 Uudercoaier unless directed otherwise on the label.
0007-SWP--041412
0007-SWP-000124806
interior walls and ceilings
Painter Craft Products
Professional products of top quality Architects1 '. Tlic Painter Craft line is especially ilcsiKiictl for the professional painter, fulfilling hitf exacting rcquiromcnfH in quality, rlurability mrl caw of application. Tins .Inc includes a Pigmented Wall Primer and Sealer. F.V.A. Primer and Sealer, Heavy-Duty Alkyd Flat, Enamel Undcrcoater, Dull Eg-Shcl Enamel, Scmi-Olons Enamel, Glass White Enamel, and Stigiplc Flat Wall Paint. These products are furnished only in white, suit able for tinting T*>Ch S W First Quality Tinting Cclon* exceglP.V.A...Primer and Sealer to be tinted with Kern Tinti he; Colors. app//'rtr/fnrt^Brush, roller or spray; coverage 400 to 500 sq. fL per gallon,
WaN Primer and Sealer
Wall'-'Primer; and Sealer primes and seals walls and ceil ings against smitten, enabling succeeding coats to cover propetiy. evenly and with greater ease. It is supplied rcnilj to xi.se for all interior wall surface* such as smooth, sand finish aud textured plaster, wallboard, brick, nnglazcrt tile and concrete. Comes in. white only; may be tinted with S-W Firstn Quality Tinting Colors. appli* at ton--Brush, roller or spray; coverage 300 to 550 sq. ft. per gallon.
Flat-Tone Alkyd Flat Enamel--Odorless
A w:diahlc flat enamel that producer a rich, velvety fin ish lor interior vails and ceilings, plaster, wjallhoarct, masonry and woodwork. For best results on new plaster, the surface should be primed with Wall Primer and Sealer. Oei new woodwork, S-W Flat-Tone Alkyd Flat
Enamel is self-priming. This product is furnished in a full range of colors, while additional attractive tints and tones may be obtained by the use of Kem Tinting Colors. a/zpficrf/.<on---Spray. brush or roller; dries to touch in 3-4 hours; rccoat in 24 hours. Coverage approximately 500 sq. ft. per gallon*
Semi-Lustre
An interior wall finish of high quality* producing a soft, pleasing gloss for kitchen and bathroom walls and wood work. Has the good brushing and working qualities of an oil paint. It dries to a highly washable finish that seals out dirt and grease completely. 'Application--Brush, roller or spray; dries to recoat in 24 hours. Coverage approximately 500 sq. ft, per gallon; one coat.
Kem-Gfo
A superb, low gloss enamel for walls in kitchens, bath rooms, hallways and for all woodwork and trim. Avail able in a choice of beautiful colors and White. Gives walls a rich lustre that looks and washes like baked enamel, application--Brash, roller or spray; dries to reeoat in 4 to 5 hours. Coverage approximately 400 sq. ft. per gallon.
Enameloid Far Interior and Exterior Use
A fine quality, decorative, full gloss enamel which may hrv fntarmixxd to produce many soft, pleasing tints to harmonize with any decorative scheme. Over a similar color, covers solidly in one coat, application--Brush, roller or spray; dries to recoat in IS hours. Coverage approximately 400 sq. ft. per gallon*
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513-- Walls, Ceilings and Trim--Seml-Untre finish-- Now end Old Work--Two CoaU--MasUr, Bri<k, WdJboard> Wood
First Coot--On plaster, brick and wall work, S-W Wall
surface preparation--New Week
Primer and Sealer. On woodwork, S-W Semi-Imstre. Second Com--S-W Semi-Lustre.
New Plaster must! be allowed to dry thoroughly, usually
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requiring at least ^0 days before painting. Ventilation of rooiua while drying is essential.
514-- Walls, Ceilings and Trim--thrft Inomel finish-- New and Old Work--Two Coots--Plaster, Brief?, Waf(hoard. Wood
surface preparation--Offcf Work
FlrstCoat--S-W Kem-G-lo. Second Coot--S-W Kem-Glo.
Badly soiled walls' should be washed. Small cracks and broken places should be repaired with Plastic Patch, deep holes with Patching Plaster. When dry, sjwt prime with S-W Wall' Primer And Sealer. Old paint that Is hard and glossy should be sanded or wiped with S-W Prcparite fwtmedialcltf prior to application of first coat.
512--Walls andi; Ceilings--Flat Finish New end 01-4 Work---Two Cool#--Plostor, BrUlcr Wa(ttxsor*lr Wood
first Coot--S-W Waj^l Primer Zfc Scaler. Scond Coot--S-W Flat-Tone Alkyd Flat Enamel.
515-- Wails, Ceilings and Trim--full Gloss Enamel finish-- Now end Old Work---Throe Coats--Pforfer, Brick, Woflboord, Wood
Flnt Coot--On plaster, brick and vrallboard, S-W Wall Primer and Scaler. On wood, S-W Flat-Bite Enamel Undexcoater reduced with 1 pint raw linseed oil per gallon.
Second Coot--S-W Flat-Bite Enamel Undercoater mixed with equal parts of finish coat enamel.
Third Coot--S-W Kem-Namel Snow White or S-W Enameloid.
For two-coat work on wood, omit first coat specified above. For two-coat work on plaster and wallboard, omit second coat and tint first coat to approximate color of finish coat.
Kotr: r.itn(rT Cruft product* way be Mscd in the above specifications trick
.'utisfaitary results.
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Fhe Sherwin-Williams Co* * Cleveland, Ohio 0007-SWP-041413
0007-SWP-000124807
inferior woodwork and floors
Painter Craft One-Day Floor Finishing
System
Consists of two products designed, to provide a high-grade, Long wearing wood floor finish in one day. Painter. Craft Fast-Dri Floor Sealer impregnates tho wood with proservr tioc oil anti resir, leaving a good surface build which seals against moisture and dirt. Dries in 2 hours Ta inter Craft! AUcyd1 Varnish: is a full gloss finish, producing an elastic, durable dear coating. It dries hard in 8 to 10 hcurn. While intended primarily as an interior varnish, tlus product also possesses good exterior durability.
Mar-not Varnish This is our highest grade interior varnish for floors and wood work. Tough, water, heat and add resistant. In a dry room at 709 F. Mar-not dries dust-free in 2 hours; is hard enough to walk on lightly in 12 to 14 hours, and can be rccDAted in 1.8 hours. Comes in two finishes--full gloss, and satin finish.
Gym Floor Finish
Built specifically to withstand wear and tear on gymna sium: floors.; It is a double-action finish as it not only hardens the wood by penetration but forms a tough sur face film that minimizes skidding, tracking and burning of rubber-soled shoes. It is also excellent for use on all types of wood floors subject to extra heavy traffic. Covers approximately 500 sq. ft. per gal.
Flat-Rite (Enamel Undereoater)
The exceptional smoothness and hiding power of this undcrcoalcr contribute greatly to the quality of the enamel finish applied over it. Flat-Rite is ground to such fineness thati painters mix it freely with gloss enamels to secure varying degrees of satin finish preferred by the client.
Due to this clean fine grinding, the need for sanding between coats is greatly reduced.
Fiat-Rite dries to recoat overnight. Covers approximately 40H sq. ft. per gal.
Rexpar
Highest grade spar varnish. Its tough, elastic film Is re- sistamt to sun, moisture and weather. Recommended for dll outside varnished surfaces, and interior surfaces such as sills, sash, casings, laundry rooms, etc., where there is exposure to moisture or temperature changes.
Floor Seal (Penetrating Varnish)
A wood floor surface scaler and hardener designed to withstand the scuffing and friction caused by heavy traf fic. It enters the wood floor and hardens it from within by filling the pores and toughening the fibres of the wood itself, leaving little or no surface finish. Docs not darker the: wood or make the floor slippery like linseed oil. One coat applied in package consistency with a brush or mop is generally sufficient for hardwood floors--two coats for new softwood floors. Covers approximately 500 sq. ft. per gal.
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Ke?rv-Name!l Snow White Gloss For Inferior, and Exterior Use
The intense whiteness and rich full gloss of this beautiful architectural enamel plus its easy brushing qualities and pejrfcct flow combine to make it the most attractive enamel finish it is possible to produce for finest quality interior woodwork and trim. Produced only in white, it dries dustfree in 2 to 3 hours and hard in 12 to 16 hours. Covers approximately 400 Sq. ft. per gal., one coat.
For tt full gloss enamel in colons, see Enamcloid, p. 5.
Porch and Floor Enamel Designed to withstand hard wear and repeated cleaning and scrubbing. Suitable for interior and exterior wood floors, porches, steps, metal stairs and concrete floors and steps. When used on concrete floors below grade, a coat of Cement Floor Primer must be used under this enamel.
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Third Cost -- S-W Mar-not Varnish (Rexpar if exterior). Sand lightly.
surface preparation AIL surfaces shall be sanded smooth. Blemishes shall be corrected and the surface and the nunn rleaned of dust before application of finishing coats.
516--Wood Doors and Trim -- Open Groin Wood -- Now
Work--SUoln, rill, Vornlfh FJnlcfc
Flrtf Coat-- S-W Oil Stfllll.
Scatnd Coal--S-W Paste Wood FUier--Snn<l. 6 V______________________________________
Fourth Coot---S-W Mar-not Vanush (Rexpar if exterior). Sand lightly.
Filth c--S-W Mar-not Varnish (Rexpar If exterior). For rubbed finish, allow to harden 72 hours and rub with powdered pmnice and oil to uniform dull lustre. For dull rubbed effect without actual nibbing, use Mar-not Satin Finish as final coat (Interior only).
517--Wood Doors and Trim--Closed Grain Wood--Now
Work--Slain, Vornloh Finish Same ns specification 516 for Open Grain Wood except omit HHcr.
0007-SWP--041414
0007-SWP-000124808
interior woodwork and floors
Specifications (continued)
Enameled Woodwork
516 --Wood [Floors--Open or C(o*"4 Groin WooJ-Mow
524_,y/oocf E>oar$ and Trim
1 Wark
Cr miih o I Flnoch--Now Work--Thra* Caati
Knrdwaod floors may tic cither open grain (Dak) or closed grain (Maple). Uso specification 516 or 517. Omit stain for
natural finish.
For full gloss enamel, specify . Kem-Namel Snow White or Enamolold, if in color.
For dull finish, specify the enamel Intermixed with equal
parts Flat-Kite Enamel Undercoater.
5 1 9--Wood Floors -- fait-OH Sytm - Open or Cleiad
Grain--Now Work-Stain, fill,
Varnish Finish
Flrrt Clast--S-W OH Stflln.
So car d Coot--S-W Paste Wood Filler--Sand. (Omit this coat an dosed grain wood.)
Third Cot--Painter Craft Fast-Dri Floor Scaler.
Foartu cast--Painter Craft Alkyd Varnish.
Fifth root--When required* same aa Fourth Coat,
Kem-GIo, a low gloss enamel of tUe-like hardness and wasbabillty;. may also be specified. (See specification No. 514, page 5^ for details,)
fl**t Coat--S-W Flat-Rite Enamel Undercoater reduced with 1 pint of raw Jinseedioii per gallon.
Second Coat--S-W Flat-Kite Enamel Undercoater intermixed with equal parts of the finish, coat enamel.
Flntih Coot--S-W Kem-Namel Snow White or S-W Enameloid.
For a four-coat Job, repeat second coat before applying fin ish coat,
520--Wood Floors--Fast-Dri System--Old Work Clean thoroughly and sand. Touch up bare spots by reduc ing Printer Craft Alkyd Floor Varnish with 1 pint mineral spirits per gallon. Flrt Cool--Painter Craft Alkyd Varnish. Second Coot--When required, same as First Coat.
52 I --Wood Floor--Shellac FlnUh---Waeed Although not as durable as vanilsh. shrllae Mfords r good base for waxing with minimum discoloration of the wood. fir** Coot--3# Cut White Shellac, reduced fn% with nlcoliol
--sand ltjjlvtly. Second Coar--3# Cut White Shellac without reduction. Third Coat--Same as Second Coat. When dry, InifT with steel wool, apply hard wax ami polish.
522--Heavy Oyty Wood Floors--renetratin Varnish --For Schools* Department Stores, Industrial Plants, etc.
Sand iRinooUi and clean thoroughly. Open grain woods should be filled with S-W Paste Wood Filler. Old floors should be washed or sanded as required. Previous coats, of varnish* wax or paint must be removed. First Coat--Apply S-W Floor Seal by brush or mop. Wipe surplus from the surface. Allow overnight to dry. (May be butted If desired.) Second Coot--Same as First Coat, Where severe service requires periodic Tenewal, dress the surface with butting machine, followed with one or two coats of Floor Seal as above.
525-- Wood Doors and Trim--lnaml Flnlih Provleujly vbrn(*bd or enameled work In fair condition
preparation
Old paint that is hard and glossy Should be sanded, or wiped with S-W Prepaiite before first coat is applied.
First Coot--S-W Flat-Rite Enamel Undercoater intermixed with equal parts of the finish coat enamel
Socand Coat--S-W Kem-Namel Snow White or S-W Enameloid.
526-- Wood Doors and Trim--Enamel Finish
Previously varnished or enameled work requiring removal of old finish
preparation Old finishes in. poor condition should be taken off down to IHo original wood with S-W Taxite Paint & Varnish. Re mover. It la Important to clean the surface thoroughly with S-W Prcparlte, Exolvent or turpentine to remove the Taxite completely. Cover any bleeding' stain remaining with shel lac or Anti-Bleeding Aluminum No. 413. Proceed as for Enamel Finish--New Work, specified under No. 524 above.
527-- Wood Floors--Enamel Finish--Now Work
First Coal--S-W Porch and Floor Enamel.
snd *--S-W porch and Floor Enamel.
528 --Wood floors--Enamel Finish--Old Wrk
All wax must be completely removed by scrubbing with, cloth noaked In turpentine. For unwaxed floors, wash and dry thoroughly and either sand tbe surface or wipe with S-W Prcparite to reduce the gloss of tbe old finish. Prime bare spots with S-W Porch and Floor Enamel reduced with y2 pint of S-W Exolvent or turpentine per gallon.
Finish Cast---Apply one coat S-W Porch and Floor Enamel.
523--Gymnasium Floors--Nrm-flfctrfFinish
Sand smooth and clean thoroughly, open grain woods should be lUJed with S-W Paste Wood Filler. Old floors should be washed or sanded as required. Previous coats of varnish, wax or paint must be removed.
flrrt Coot--3-W Gym Floor Finish, brushed or mopped on.
Second Co--Same as First Coat.
Oyut Floor Finish may he butted with a power buffer, but bent, non-skid properties are obtained with non-buffed finish.
529--Concrete Floors
The surface must be dean, dry, free from oil, grease, soap or wax. Etch the floor by using a 1-lb. 5-os. can of Bowlene or Sant-Flush to & gallon of water. Apply at the rate of one gallon of eolutibnl per each 100 square feet. Allow to stand to minutes and flush off with hose. Allow to dry thoroughly, about 48 hours, before painting.
Tint Coot--S-W Concrete Floor Primer.
3<ond Ce.et--S-W Porch and Floor Enamel.
The SherwIn-WlUiams Co, * Cleveland, Ohio
" 0007-SWP-041415
0007-SWP-000124809
metal protective finishes
For adequate protection, steel surfaces mttxf be given a rust inhibitive priming coat plus additional
finish coats.
" K ro r niki i Me f a l; Prime r
An cRcetive primer for iron and steel. It prevents rust through the inhibitive action of its pigment -a carefully balanced combination of zinc chromate, rni lent, zinc oxirle aiul iron oxide Although Kromik Metal Primer is foriimlnird as a First Coat to be covered with finish coats of Mctal.istsc ox
Kem CL & A. the protntion afforded without rceoating is
equivalent to the best top coats--a great advantage where sfccri must ftnnd for long periods of time before the field coat is; applied- Kromik is a good primer fur galvanized iron tint has boon weathered tc the point of rusting but is not recommended for new galvanized iron, apphrufion--By brush or spray "Dries to rccoat In 1ft hours. Coverage 500-600 sq. ft. per gallon Film 1.2 to 1.5 mils.
Kem Kromik Primer
Consists of the proven pigment combination of Kromik Metal Primer with a synthetic vehicle which offers more rapid drying and ^excellent durability. Adequate surface preparation is important apjdw nfiou--By lu.u'.ti or spray. Dries to rrcoat. In l hours. CcvoragQ-.fiOO-OOO sq* ft. per gallon. Film 1.2 te t.5 miIIm.
Galvanized Iron Primer
f W Oalvan.zed Iron Primer is a spcrinl formulation containing: finch divnlnl zinc which is [tarkrtRiMl sepajatety sn a double coiui irtment container. Thin for mula lia dunonstaair.il its ability to adhnr well to gal vanized iron anti1 to, (tinvide a. good tooMi Tor smT'VMlmg coats of paint which, in general, may ho any good exterior
type of paint such ai'.SWP House Paint. Metalariic. cppiici /inn--By brytsh or spray. Dries t fpjoat In IB-21 hours. Covdrngo 700 sq. Tt. per gallon. Film 1.1 mill
Mcfcilasfic Pnfni
Thin in an alkyd-modificd, linseed oil paint to he u<w<t xn
a flubbing boat for {iron and steel fltnirtnrei such as
buihlir.gn and bridges., Produces a highly clastic Aim and
afford' 'the best possible outdoor protection. This formula
is recognized for its ejeonomy, ease of wot king and dura
bility. Apply one or two coats over Kromik Metal Primer.
On galvanized iron, apply over S-W Galvanized Iron
Fri mer.
i
app/rco/itnnrrr-By brush or spray. Set to touch 2-1 hours; recoat ift nurs, Coven go &00-G00 q. ft. per gallon. Film 1.7 U* ' 0 i L'fl.
Kem tudra! Enamel
A full i;!n s, hard drying synthetic enamel for exterior
amli iidcr mi ,uae. Widely used ir. industrial maintenance
as a- ii (.line enamel, dado enamel, also for piping, rail
ings. i*-til sfai-e, partitions, metal doors, lockers,
bcncl
hr* escapes, hydrants arid many other items.
Avai'r dr i full range of colors, Black and White. Not
recon ik n.< ! for large extenor areas like roofs--use
BfotalAu.uc.
application--Brush, spray or dip. Set; to touch one hour; re-
cost in hours. CoTorafs 400 sq. ft. pr gallon.
Inferior Wafer Tank Coating
A nontcjxie, black, clastic finish for the interior of water tanka, iWhen thoroughly dry will lot ini|inrt odor, color
or tTif- to drinking water Two coats are recommended, applied directly to i clean, dry, bare metal without primer,
allowing 24 'ihours j'betwecn coats. Observe all necessary prevaill,ftms for safety of workmen in closed or scmt-closcd 8 tanksj
Aluminum Paints
This type of paint is widely used in Industrial Main tenance because of its pleasing appearance, durabil ity under a variety of conditions, and its economy.
Hum?
Sitverbnfe Mo- IS
Type and Purpoic
Dries la
Touch
Dries fo
Recoat;
Max. Temp.
Sftq..
Cov.
Film Thick
ness
Ready-Mixed 4 Hr*. 24 Hr*. 40Q"F. 650 .9--1.0 M
H3-Hof No. 55
Ready-Mixed 2 Hri 10 Hri. 00CF. BOO .4--.5 M Interior Only
Heavy Duly Aluminum No. 94
Double Comp. Ext, `rln*.
2 Hr*. IS Hrs.
iOO'f. 650
1.0 M
An(i-R(ed'ing Double Comp. Hr*. IS Hrs. U5JF. 650
No. 413
Inf. HEk (.
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Kem A & A Finishes
These enamels are designed to resist mild acids, alkalis and moisture. Although they are primarily for interior use. they may be specified for exterior work on specific jobs. Black is the roost durable color. apjfj/icfi/iou---By brush or spray, set to touch in 2-4 hours; re cent in 21 hours. Coverage 500-600 sq. ft. pet gallon. Film 1.3 to 1.5 mils.
Chemical & Moisture Resisting Finishes
A chlorinated rubber line consisting of a red lead primer, and finish coats in gray, light green, medium green, black and white. Used for interior or exterior work in areas exposed to severe chemical fumes and corrosion. Also for surfaces continually under waller. May be applied on metal, brick, concrete or plaster; specified for wood only where extreme conditions preclude use of conventional oil finishes. application--Spray or brush. Set to touch in 20 minutes; recoat in 30 minutes (spray}, in 4-6 hours {brush}. Coverage 500 sq. ft, per gallon. Film 1.0 to 1.1 rails.
Carefad Finishes
Vinyl-type finishes, having good resistance to mineral acids and alkalis. Used over the proper primer, CarcUd Enamel is tough and flexible, and has good exterior dura bility in the presence of many chemical fumes. Carclad Primer is recommended for sandblasted steel only. Gripclad Primer should be used when steel is not sandblasted ---also on galvanized iron, aluminum, stainless steel and copper. application--Chiefly "by spray--can. be brushed with diffi culty. Dries to recoat in 30-60 minutes. Coverage 300-350 sq. ft. per gallon. Film 0.5 to 0.75 mils.
Smoke Stack Paints
Excellent heat-resisting paints for exterior and interior use. Supplied in two colors: Gray and Black. Maximum, temperature 500 F. Gray is supplied in double-compart ment container while the Black is in a single container, app/fendion--Brash or spray. Gray covers approximately 500 sq. ft. per gallon while the Black covers approximately 200300 sq. ft. per gallon. Two coats recommended. Apply di rectly to cool, bare metal without Primer.
0007-SWP--041416
0007-SWP-000124810
metal protective finishes
Metal Surfaces
533--Copper Gutters, Valleys and Spouting flni Com--S-W No. 450 TJndercoater. Second Coat--Mctalastic or SWP House Paint, Third Coer--Same- asi second coat.
preparation AH motnfshall be denned free of mUI scale, loose ynlut. rust .rml foreign matter liy scraping, wire brushing, flame cleaning or: sandblasting. Any grease shall he removed with naphtha.; No paint shall be applied over a damp or frosted surface or when the temperature is below 50" F.
530--Slrucluraf Steel and Miscellaneous Iron Shoo nr Priming Caor-r-S-W Kromik Metal Primer. Fh-it i tit! Cool--S-W Kromik Metal Primer. Second Field Coat--S-W Meta lastic or 3-W SHverbrlte Alumi num No.; lft; Third fJofd Cncit--Same ns Uccmul Field Cc. L. ir faster drying schedule is required, use Item Kromik
Primer. Wlvcic steel is proteeted from, the weather, as in the case of structural framing for buildings, first field coat may be omitted.
Hot Surfaces
preparation Thoroughly clean the surface, removing loose and flaking pauit. rust and other foreign material by scraping and wire brushing. The surface should be coot when paint Is applied.
534--Slacks, Breechings, Boiler Fronts
(Exterior and Interior) Cjne or two coats S-W Smoke Stack Gray or Black without primer.
534A--Stacks, Breechings, Boiler Fronts--Alvmltwitt finish
(Interior Only) One or two coats S-W Hl-Heat Silverbrtto Aluminum No. 55 without primer.
53 T---Machinery---Piping---Railings--Lockers-- Metal Partitions, etc.
(Extorter and Inlurter) Fleet or Priming Coal--S-W Kromik Motal Primer. Second Cai--S-W Kem Lustra! Enamel. Kcm Lustral should be applied within 00 days after appli cation of Kromik Primer.
Galvanized Iron
pre|arotlon Galvanised Iron must be thoroughly cleaned with naphtha or other solvent to remove grease and residue on the surface. If chemical washes are used, manufacturers* directions should 1>c followed. For best results, new galvanized Iron should be allowed to weather 6 months prior to painting. Old galyanUed iron should bo scraped and wire-brushed to remove loose and flaking paint, with rusted areas wirebrushed to sound metal. (Note: pld galvanized iron which has been weathered to the stage of general rusting should be treated as plain steel. See specification 530.)
532--Galvanized Iron Flrtt Coal--S-W Galvanized Iron Primer or S W Gripclad Primer. Second Coo* -S-W Meiahtetlc, SWT Ifninio 1`nlnt or Silverbrlto Alnmlmim No. If>. Third Coot--Saute as second coat.
Chemical Resistant Finishes
preparation AH surfaces must be thoroughly cleaned before applying these highly resistant finishes. For maximum performance, tho surface should be sandblasted.
535-- Structural Steel, Tanks, and Miscellaneous Equipment--V/uyf
(Eaterlsr and IntsHor)--New or Old f|r,f Coot--S-W Carclad or Gripclad Primer. Second and Succeeding Coat*--S-W Carclad Enamel. (Note: Where S-W Carclad Primer Is used, the steel must be sandblasted.)
536-- Structural Steel, Tanks and Miscellaneous Equipment--C5/oricrfec/ Rubber
(Exterior and Interior)--Now or Old
flr*t Coot--S-W Chemical & Moisture Resisting Red Lead Primer.
Second ond Succeodtnfl Coot*--S-W Chemical 8- Moisture Re sisting Enatnel.
537--Tanks, Machinery and Miscellaneous Equipment--O/eoresmous
(Exterior ond Inferior)---Now or Old
Flr*t Coat--S-W Kromik Primer.
Second and Succeeding Coots --S-W fiem Add A Alkali Resist ing Enamel, or Heavy Duty Aluminum No. 94.
If faster drying schedule Is required, use Kem Kromik Primer.
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The SherwIn-WllHams Co- Cleveland, Ohio
" 0007-SWP-041417
0007-SWP-000124811
color Harmony Finishes
Planned Color Harmonies
The selection of the proper colors and color combina tions for room interiors is an important considera tion ispecially in offices, schools, factoties, stores, hospiUls, etc. In addition to its decorative function,
color is a morale builder, has an intpotlnnt bearing on safety and encomages good housekeeping To make possible the best selection of color for these needs, Sherwin-Williams has developed a carefully planned series of color? for schools, offices ami fac tories, These colors are available in a satin finish for upper walls and in a semi gloss quality for Inwen wall or dado, door <ui<1 window tiim and for factory machines and equipment. These products are labeled Color Harmony Satin Finish frnd Color Hat many Scmi-Gloss Enamel,
Table of Light Reflection Values
Gobi' Harmony I.R. Color Harmony I.R. Color Harmony
Satin Finish
Value Saiin Finish
Value SemMSIen
I.R. Value
While..................... 8&.0 Peach .....__ 55.4 White....................... *6.0
lie hi Green .. .i 5*0
57.0
Warm Gray
54.8
Warm Tan.......... 38.0 Mitl ftiu*............ 20.6
Medium Green ... Medium Turquoise
chtsracienshcsz
Medium Blue..........
epptfccuion--By brush, spray, or roller.
reduction--If necessary use S-W Exolvent or turpentine.
tw<io9 per
4,00-500 sq. ft., one coat.
drying Hire--Color Harmony Satin Finish--To touch. 2 hrs.
To recoat. 48 hrs.
.
Colon Harmony: Setni-GIowj--To touch,
2 hrs.--To recoat, 18-24 hrs,
27.0
75.8 24-4 23.0-
Color Harmony Safin Finish
Color Harmony Semi-Gloss Enamel
Cclor Harmony Satin Finish Is an alkyrf flat enamel {odorless) and ij intended for heavy-duty service. It is a wall Small having the pleasing appearance Of a flat paint withi nuicli of the durability and waahabilifcy of an' enamel.
Color Harmony Semi-Gloss Enamel is a companion prod uct to the Satin Finish. It is a durable, oil-resistant, low-gloss enamel! finish for walls, dado and trim, machines and equipment. Jt is extremely, durable and easy to apply.
Both the Satin Finis]* and Semi-Gloss have been tested by yeara of saver service under a wide variety of conditions.
Mew Work
preparation--New plaster, brick and. concrete must be al lowed to dry thoroughly, usually requiring at least 30 days before painting. Ventilation while drying is essential, Struc tural mLc el and other metal surfaces shall tic scraped and wire-brushed to remove rust and loose scale and given a priming coat of Kromik Metal Primer In mtrfLtaon to the painting schedules specified below. Wood doors and ttfiiij shall be sanded smooth.
533---Walls and Ceilings--New Wort--Two Coat* Matter, Contrite, Brick, Wood end Moral
FirstCoul--S-W*. Snvo-LUo Primer & Sealer -tinted. Second1 Coot^S-W Color Harmony Satin Finish or Scinl-Otons Enamel.
Wood surfaces subjectto severe moisture condensation shall have a priming! coat of RWP Undcrcoator 45t} In addition to the two coats specified above.
539--Dado or VVainscol--Wort--Tw* Coat* Platter, Concrete, Brick, WpW and Metal
FIreiCent--S-W* 3ave-Lite Primer ii Scaler.
Second Coot--S-W Color Harmony Semi-Gloss or Kcm Lustral Enamel.
540--Wood Doors and Trim--New Wark--Three Coats First Coot--S-W Flat-iRlie Enamel Umlercoatrr reduced with I pint rkw linseed oil per gallon. Where subject to severe moisture use SWP Undccco.xtcr 450, Second Coot--S-W Color Harmony Satin Finish or Color Har mony Seml-Oioss Enamel.
Third Coot' -S-W Color Harmony Satin FinMi or Semi-aioss Enamel.
10 VI
Old Work
preparation--Badly soiled w&Us should be washed. Repaired places should be spot primed with S-W Save-Lite Primer & Sealer. Old paint that is hard and glossy should be sanded or wiped with S-W Preparite just prior to application of first! paint coat. Busted Steel should be wire-brushed and bare spots primed with S-W Kromik Metal Primer In addi tion to the painting schedule specified below.
541--Previously Painted Surfaces--Two Coats
Plotter, Concrete, Brick, Wood and Metal First Caat--S-W* Save-Lite Primer and Sealer--tinted.
Second Coot--S-W Color Harmony Satin Finish or Semi-Gloss Enamel.
542---Machine Enamel Finish--Four Cat For new machines or previously painted surfaces which have been barfly marred. First Coat--s-W Machine Primer Gray--sanded. Second Coat--S-W Machine Filler Bark Gray--sanded. core; Filler necessary only in case of rough castings and badly marred surfaces. third coat--S-W Color Harmony Semi-Gloss. For fuJU gloss, specify Kern Lustral Enamel.
Fourth Coot--S-W Color Harmony Semi-Gloss or Hem Lustral Enamel. note: On previously painted machines in good condition, omit First and Second Coats.
*S-W W.iil Primer anti Sealer or Painter Craft Pijrmented Wall Primer and Sealer may lie used as the First Coat with equally satisfactory result?.
0007-SWP-041418
0007-SWP-000124812
whites for industrial plants
Z.2.V7
Save-Lite White Products
for maximum illumination in Factories,
school 5, tiores, FHces
SAVE-LITE PRODUCTS are manufactured only in white and are the whitest pairus it Is possible to make. They are designed expressly to improve room lighting; through high light reflection .value (approx imately 90%) on ceilings and vralls and to retain their o-iginrJ whiteness for a long period of time. Save-Lite is furnished in a number of types to meet varying conditions, but, each product labeled SaveLite must meet the most exacting standards of qual ity, Save-Lite can be applied by either brush or spray ,o any interior surface--wood, metal, con crete, plaster or composition, board. It is not an exterior paint.
Kem Save-Lite A brilliantly white xynthctic white Qnfeh of great dura bility- The gloss T 80 W... produces a beautiful, tile-like surface 1'iiglily rc.ihtaut to moisture, mold, aurl mi hi chem ical fuiu3s; it is lend-frco. Recommended for textile nulls, paper millR, food plants* ilistillcrics, InmuUicH, and other plants whcreiiimoia'turo'resistance. and sanitation arc im portant. Available in Flat, Eg-Shel and Gloss Finish.
Kern Fume and Moisture Resisting Save-Ute
This is 1 technical coaling, resistant to strong chemical fumes r.nd moisture and will stand much higher tempera tures than ordinary white paints. It is a true Save-Lite in. whiteness and non-yellowing properties. Available in Flat, Eg-Shd and Gloss Finish.
Cold Storage Semi-Gloss White
A special type of white paint for use in cold storage areas. Dries by evaporation so that fumesi that would contami nate food are entirely absent 72 hours after application. This contrasts with conventional oil paints, which, give off noticeable fumes many days after application in a closed space. Use one or two coats as required to cover. Brush directly on the surface without primer or undercoater.
Save-Lite Primer and Sealer/ Save-Ute Undercoaier
Savc-Litc Primer and Sealer for new masonry, and SaveLite Undercoater for previously painted surfaces provide tlic proper foundation coat for all Save-Lite Finishes.
New Work
surface preparation---New plaster, concrete and masonry shall be allowed to dry thoroughly, usually requiring at least 30 days; before painting. Ventilation white drying is csscntin!.
On new wood, knots and pitch streaks should be sealed with shellac.
543---?Nevr Work--Thr* Coat*-- Wdli, OfKngs oral iiiucforal $rf
First Cot^-On Brick, Plaster, Concrete--S-W Save-Lite Primer and' Sealer. On: Wood--S-W Save-Lite Undercoater, adding 1 pt. raw lin seed oil per gal. Oil! iStcnciLnrnl Steel--Simp Cost, S-W Kromik Metal Primer. Second Ctn-at- i&W Ssive-LUr Undercoater. Fhlrd Cont ---S-W Kem Save-Lite Plat, Eg-Sliel or OIo h m, or Kcm Tiium and Moisture Resisting Save-Lite Eg She! and Gloss.
nofer On new brick, plaster, concrete or wood, two coats may bo satisfactory: in which case eliminate Second Coat in fcjho above specification. Three coats arc always required on structural steel; jflrat nr shop coat--Kromik Metal Primer, followed ly Save-Lite Undercoatcr and n finish coat of flavcLtto as selected.
Old Work
surface preparation--Surfaces shall be cleaned thoroughly with all loose and flaking paint removed. Rusted metal shall be wire-brushed and bare spots primed with S-W Kromik Kotal Primor. Badly soiled surfaces must be washed.
544--Old Work--lw Coot*-- Wolfs, Ceilings and Structured Steel
rifit Coot--Over old paint--S-W Save-Lite Undercoatcr. If old paint is porous use Save-Lite Primer and Sealer. On wood where old paint has failed, use SWP Undercoater 450. Oil Structural Steel, prime rusted areas with Kromik Primer followed by Save-Lite Undercoater over all. Second Co--S-W Kem Save-Lite Flat, Eg-Shel or Gloss or Kem Fume and Moisture Resisting Save-Lite Eg-Shel and Gloss.
545--Old Work--o* C*t--
Wedh, Ceilings and Slrvdvraf Steel One spray coat of S-W Kem Save-Lite- Flat or Eg-Shel.
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The Sherwin-Williams Co. Cleveland. Ohm 0007--SWP--041419
0007-SWP-000124813
Painter Craft
QUALl-KOTE
LATEX EASE
Architects... Qaati>Koto is a. professional pnJntcra" Latex Base paint, for use on walls :a(L ceilings. Il produces a velvet'** lucolii finish of hit,licit quality ami waahabflitjir, ami is remarkably caiy to apply. Q'tnli-Knln covers uni formly ami completely in deep shades as well as in linlr. It may he specified for residences. arhools hospitals .and hotels where long wear and low mamtciiniirr costs are imporLinfc considerations.
Quah 1 cite i** ina luftttmrri in a full range <tf aUrnriivn colors, from deep shades to soft pastels. Mmy adilitioh.nl colon nt hr* made by simple intermixes The line in eludes a special Ceilmg' Flat White dcHigurl to Rive the ideal flit or matte surface for reilngs
On bare metal. Qua I i-Kioto requires a metal primer. On new piaster. It is recommended that Qnnli-Kotc be used over a. conventional oil-type primer and sealer, which must b: allowed to dry thoroughly.
avplfUi fmn- By Brush, roller or spray. Dries In die hour. Tools may lie .cleaned, and spatters removed with hot. soapy
Waiter.
?^SVfi 7ooj
Surface Preparatlon--^New Worfc New plaster must he thoroughly dry. usually requiring, at least lio days1 before painting. Ventilation of rooms while drying is essential.
Surface Pr&parut\on-~Ol<l WorJr Snrfacfm slutif be wire-brushed to remove all loose and flak ing pal it. B^dly soiled vails shall be washed. Small cracks arid lirokcmidaces shall le irpalrcd with Plastic Patch, drey holes with mtolling P!:i1rr. When dry. Just before applying first coat, spot prime all lcpsircd areas with QiialMCote. Burfarea' must be Tinned thoroughly after washing, dale! mine-type paints must be removed.
Surface Preparafi,orii~*Mefaf Sbrraee* Bare n.'Ctal, both new amloldwork, shall ho wire-brushed and primed with S-W Kromik Metal Primer before QuailKate Is applied.
546--Walls and Ceilings---New Work--Ci Matter ami Mosanry Surfaces
First c*--Painter Craft Pigmented Wall Primer and Sealer. Second Coot--S-W Quall-KotO-
547--Inlerior Structural Steel--Throo Coat* First Coat- -S-W Kromlk Metal Primer. Second Coo*--Quall-Kote. Third Coef--Quali-Kote. Nat*: Tor spray application, reduce with water np to mio pint peri gallon of Qtiali-Kate. On ant use rirtfcrufiufful j/t*rr*lypr f/tiiiHm snrft as turpen tine, itthicrai spirits, etc., anr oil tinting colors.
548--Walls and Ceilings--OW Wort--Two Coats flm Coot--S-W Quali-Kote. Seond Coat--(Optional) S-W Quali-Kote.
Dry Wall
Construction
Dry Wall Construction is of interest as a. new building technique where low cost is a factor. After a long period of study and testing, Sherwin-Williams has developed a finishing system "bat gives dry wall construction a uni form, satisfactory appearance closely approaching that of conventional plaster,
S-W Joint Filler Thiq is a ready-to-use joint cement, which enables the mechanic to trowel the taped joint and smooth the sur face to conform perfectly with the adjoining wallboard. It is turn-alkaline and will not bum through subsequent pamfci.eoats.
Painter Craft Texture Finish This is x Iafcex-ba.se stippling material matching corre sponding colors m Quall-Kote, It can be used to give a variety of textures including a roller stipple, brush stip ple, or sponge stipple. Painter Craft Texture Finish requires no primer and one coat is normally sufficient. However, a finish coat of Quali-Kote may be applied if desired;
QuaU-Kote Dry Wall Primer Plasterboard requires a special primer that will not raise the nap and yet seal the highly porous board.
This is the particular function of Quali-Kote Dry Wall Primer. Although designed primarily for dry wall work, it can be used as a primer on conventional plaster or masonry and may be finished With either Quali-Kote (latex) or oil-type paints.
547--Taping Dry Wall Joints
a. , Apply an even layer of S-W Joint Filler using 5-inch broad knlfo. TUI the Joint completely, leaving additional material on cither side to Imbed the tape.
b. Bed an approved perforated, paper tape {folded at cor ners) into the Joint filler.; centered on the joint full length. Bun tlic length of the joint with broad knife, forcing tape deep Into the Joint filler. Scrape off all excess, making sure none Is left on the tape to harden.
t. Spat all nail heads; and other defects full and flush with broad knife mud Joint Filler.
d. Allow to dry overnight. Then.apply a top coat of Joint Filler to. mail heads and joints. The top coat shall be per fectly smooth and faired Into the adjoining wall surface without ridges or trowel marks of any kind.
e- When dry, the entire joint area and all nail heads shall be sanded with medium sandpaper wherever necessary to ob tain a perfectly smooth piece of work, ready for application of finishing material.
550--Texluto Finish (Utmj Pointer Croft Texture Finlth)
Flr*t Coat---S-W Texture Finish. Apply by brush and roller or spray. Stipple immediately to desired finish with brush, roller, sponge,, whisk broom or wood block.
Second Coat--(Optional) S-W Quatl-Kote.
Notei This system also applicable to conventional plastered walls and ceilings.
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