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uller information about this ioywhite-lead, write for bookd and Oil Plastic Finishes." abject in complete detail and ome ofthe effects obtainable, ns on these pages give but lmost endless variety of desecure. Address the branch
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WHITE-LEAD
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY
New York, 111 Broadway
Boston, 800 Albany Si.
Buffalo, 116 Oak St.
Chicago. 900 West 18th St.
C.inannrri. 6S9 Pseemta Are. Cleveland, 820 W. Superior Avc.
St. Louis. 722 Chestnut St. San Francisco, 235 Montgomery St.
Pittsburgh. National Lead & Oil Co. of Pa., 316 Fourth Ate.
Philadelphia, John T. Lewis & Bros. Co., 437 Chestnut St.
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A sponge, a brush, and a straight-edge produced these low-relief wall treatments . . . the plastic paint being com posed of materials you carry in your shop--Dutch Boy white-lead, whiting, Dutch Boy flatting oil and drier
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swirls may be interlacedas shown.
pages show but a few of
the many finishes you may >|
obtain withwhite-lead and oil
edge ... or any other means. The
plastic paint.
number of textural designs you can
You mix this paint from ma- %.v.
obtain is practically unlimited.
terials you use regularly and with ;
"Plastic lead" sets up overnight. Then
which you are thoroughly familiar--Dutch ; it can be glared if desired, though without
Boy white-lead, whiting, Dutch Boy flatting glazing it is a complete, durable, washable
oil and drier. And, besides possessing many finish of itself. No size is necessary to
other advantages, it enables you to produce permit glazing.
the low-relief or modified textures now popu
lar -- the type oftextural effect universally
Detailed information on request
suitable for side-wall decoration.
If you desire fuller information about this
'Easily applied and worked
use for DutchBoywhite-lead, write forbook let "White-lead and Oil Plastic Finishes."
White-lead and oil plastic paint, or "plastic It covers the subject in complete detail and
lead," is relatively low in cost, . . and easy showsin color some ofthe effects obtainable.
to mix and to apply. It is mixed, tinted The illustrations on these pages give but
with colors-in-oil and brushed on like other a few of the almost endless variety of de
white-lead paint. When-applied, it can be signs you may secure. Address the branch
readily manipulated or worked into a va office nearest you.
riety of interesting designs. It re
mains workable on the wall for at least an hour. Use a brush, a whisk broom,
DUTCH BOYgraining comb, cloth, sponge orstraight
This advertisement <aiU appear in the October, 192$, issue of The Tainters Magazine, is Gold Street, New York.
MIXING DIRSCTI
The- formula for white-lead plastic paint is 100 ibs. Dut white-lead (heavy paste), 22 * whiting, lyS gals. Dutch Boy oil, 1 gill drier. Break up the lead with half the flatting oil Ion). Do the same with the Stir the whiting mixture ii white-lead mixture. Add thThe "plastic lead" is now re application.
Mix up a small experiment; of white-lead and oil plastic ps try it out. That's the real way ing put what it is like and wifi do.
All the experimenting can on one panel. Simply work on over the other. This plastic j mains workable long enough t you to run through the textui fcrated, and others which y develop yourself.
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