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S -WGuide to h e r w in il l ia ms Products and Specifications lode x by Sudani and Typa of. Flnfih OotcHptlon Pago Spaelflcatiort Pag* Nvmbtr Index fcy PraduelNam* Product Dttcrip* Ron POQ* SpocrAealion Pag* Aluminum Cl . .. .......ii1. Antl-9i<a4ii<s AluminumTM.---;. Aifetstos Sldin i. . . - -- j ,.' : 5: S 5 ? 6 31 f, 319A; 319. 319A, 319B 4, 6, S 4 3M AntUiBleedffts1 Aluminum Ho. 4t3 Grlctc |i Stucco Paint-. 310, 336 311,311A iJricV Wall, Eat trior........................ .. y\-y.i ; 7, B, 11 Chemical Esso ad Sutfici______ --. Cinder Hncfc...................................... . Cooler R Bam........................................ . 11 . , J . Coppo Swliu. --................ 5, 5 4 iim 7,12 6 4;U 9 6 320. 321. 349, 332 311, )1IA, 319, 319A, 3190 111,140 1332 ll'IS'" Cutlil <4i G<lpcUd:fln!ifii ... ,Chtmiel A Merrier* Rimliny Enamel .................................... liChewfc*! Railutinj Aluminum ! i N<3. 74 .... _ . ________ .. Color Harmonyi Satin Finidm.... Color Harmony S*mi-GIor. ... iConcretr Floor Primer........ ....... 3(8, 3(9 318A, 319A 3l2A 340, 342. 341 J40>341, 342, 343, 344 93? 6. 10 Dry Vill Coat 'uctlan ............ It 10 341 fi 1349; 350.351. 35* 301. 314,334,333 3,!, 1 i 9,11 3,10 4,6 4i I 9,10, 11 6,10 101, 304, 307, 113 1301, 313,3198,324, 334, 333, 344, 345, 346, 347 313.319. 119A. 19,3I9A, 319B, 344 '!M FUt-Riie... nFiat-Jan*-- Floor-Scat. 7,9,10 324. 334,333, 342 7 3X0 9 331 IV 11 ic,tt, 340, 341. 342. 343, 343, 346, 347, 348 Gvm Moofti...ii..'- - 6 ijitoii, 4,6,11 9 i' l#*-' ;; k 303, 311 A, 2l8, 318A, 319, 319A, 319R, 345, 346, 347 f'; Hardwood Floor `Inlik (Clearl..-- 1 illl'l.il-.ji if ji:l !' 5 ' .Havre ftj.llnijjiijjjjjL Ja. ;^ -i------ ,.L : 1 ' 9!;l; 327, 321, 3*9, 330, 331 tt!.;"'1' 11316;'317 ' 1:13(7!' itjii:!' .101, 301, 307 Industrial Wallr............................u-JULi: | oehrr , Pa*4al 1M 2 .. 34Q, 341, 342, 343, 345, 346, 34), 348 s ji ,|i `13.3K 3 .5 4, (C 6.1C 311,311 A, 340. 341. 343 3 12, 3ISA, 313, 314,115, 316, 317, IIS, 5I1A, 319, 319 A, 3178. 344 jj|iG*lvtrriid Hob Primer.--.. i;G*s A Fume Reiiilin) Point.. Gym Floor Flnlih__;____ ijHI-Hcal Aluminum Ho. 35-- interior Water Tank Coatinf-- Kent Acid A AIW1 RtjbllnS ifcemfurne Mofltur* Rcxitlnf Sara-Lit* ................................. ;'Kam-Glo.......... ........... ..... ..... tKn Kionilt;.................. ....__ 1 iKemLustril Enama I.......... n ffam-Hanral Snow Whit* _. ..... iKemiSave-LU*....................... i Kremili1' Matal Palmar.____ __... Moiitvre-RciMaftt Coaltna--,,,, Maid Retardant; Paint....................... Oli-Reriitanl 1 !l*h ...___ 1 5.11 II 10 5 3. 5, 7, 11,11 6, 11 11 10 318 thru 3198.345, 346, 347 345. 346,347 341, 342,343, 344 6 mt!*: : : .4, 706, 307, 337, 33* 4.6. 7, ; i30t. 305; 303.311. 311.31 *A 9, 10, 313. 314, 318 thiv 3198, 320. It. 1 l 321, 321, 314, 311, 340, 341!; ?43, 344. 343, 346. 347, ! 349, 330 Machine Filler Dark Grey___ :i Machine Prlmor Gray....,-- Mr>not... j ...... .......... .......... n Mar.-not SatlfliFIfliih_________ 11 Masonry A Asbartos Sidiitji Primer i WataJiitle Palal . MI|daw*Rtii^nV Additive--. t Poof Coating -iShiRffa)___j .....j l u i 3 Satin Ffnlrh Uar).............................. SRok Stack. Paint,.-k '-- .. 1 3 5 3,< 3, 10 11 3 Stucco Wall CBeterlor)---i___..j k .u {jijjif ; 6 4 9 4 6 9 6,19 fl A i'iilSA, 319A !' 309, 3Q7A, 310 I ii! ' ' 'll 309, J09A.310 i )16 '!! J15 3(t, 315A, 313, 311, 319A; 319. 319A, 3598. 344 332 712, )1fA Z1I.311A i Pacllrtj'HsiMic WhN*_________ ii PMtr Craft Allcyil Vomiili.... i' Painter Crefl Dull Ea-Shtl Enamel. I Craft Enama/ Undare* */. i Patniar Graft Fast-Dri Floor Scalar :l; Painter Graft Gloss White Enamel. i Painter Craft Pijmanled Wall Prim* ti Painter Graft! Sami-Gfou PnoRt!. - ii Painter Craft Synthetic | Heavy Dutr Ftat--....... ii iPatia (Wood Filler_____--... i PorehiA'Flooa Enamet___ ... 111043 333 3196 11 7 6 6.(0 7.9 11 6.11. IS 345, 546. 347 323 315A 313, 341, 344 324,334.335 345, 346, 347 312. 3(3, 314, 3198. 34S, 347.3SO 10 344 ,10 344 8 9 325,356,329 IS 3, 356 311, lit A 312, 312A. 314. 313 302 8 I 9 327 7,8 7 349 7 1/8 9/9 325, 327, 329, 331, 333 4,9 306,307, 337, 339 Traffic Marfcliiif PalriL...-- !il':;!l3 Trim (Clear).i.\] ........------ --14 1' 4 i;j; ,i:j7 . ,.j: j 3 : ft*;'; 'ill, 311. 313, 324, 334, '114,116 .:'! i rSlILil 1 friioJi !!J 101.! 303J 306, 310. IIS]] 10,11 340,142, 346, 347 111; e cpa.............................------ Varnltk; Intat or. ..... i |; li i. ',;9.i;ii!i ,3X3.316 Ijjl'H* ; (' 9^1)1 7*5, 326, 3#J. Jtt, Jf9 !li ii Save-Lit*.....-- -............... || S<v-L(fa FMmar A Scaler.----- 3 7,11, 12 4 !i .101, 102. 303, 311, 1I1A 7,11. 320.3*1,345.146,347, m ii h348, 149. 330, 33* Ii Satt-I.iie Undercoatcr ....... "III n Seml-Lvlti*. k _______________ I I! Shlhale jStalfi.________ ______ I I!'SilvrrbtlW Aluminum Ho. 15. Wall. Intailor. IGtm*......... ............ 7,10 3, 7. 7,10 1X1,3*1, 353. 340,341, ,342,343 7, >24, 334. 333, 343, 146, ! Srrcka Stack iPalnl.................... i! SWP iFi/m* Rjaiisting White -- ] SWP I louia Paint..................... Wail Primer,: Interior i -- ........i:^ t,11 3 7,11 4 ,'347 1 SWP One-Coat Whit*,. i!311 , ! SWPTInth*!While........ 7,10. 320. 351.31! 154. 340, ! SWP Ubdercoatar.......... 11,11> 341, 341. 345, 346, 347. 349,j Walar tankitaitlay, 1:alar)air.. ,.L_.i. 5 ' Ai 1 ' ilMlIXi'lTlA :'!HI Water'TankiC.oatlng, Interior 5 : : ll.ll:i;:;': L .. . ...__ i| Wood filler . .......................... 2 Wood ^ Fad^i|l'elated) 1 J 13 1.9 313. 319.331 333 i Tcslv'rc FWifi- --- --........ 9.8 113, 316, 327, 328. 3*9, 310J Traffic Zone Paint........... |3ff, 331 ! 4.9 104, 707, 337, 339 Wall Primer A Scaler.. 10,11 11 345, 346,347, 348 340, 341, 343, 345, 346,347 345, 346, 347 321, 322 309A, 312, 312 A, 314 316 303 301, 302, 309, 310, 311, 314.313 70S 30t, 302, 303, 306,310, 315, 340, 347 350, 321, 322, 324 0007-SWP--041422 0007-SWP-000124816 SWP House Paint exterior finishes SWP is the brand name of Sherwin-Williams'!' extelior house paint This nationally famous product, with other S-W quality paints, for protection of exte rior wood and masonry, assures the architect of max imum durability and economy on all types of axle rior woodwork SW.P ih.QD.ie paint should be specified for the exterior of s.l wcod buildings SWP fume Resisting White 43G or Gas and Fume Resisting Paint should, be specified where industrial fumes axe present, SWF1 Undercoaler Ready-to-ase SWP Uno.ercos.ter 450 primes and seals badly weathered surfaces or unpainted wood and copper, and dries to a dull finish that bonds perfectly with the final paint coat. This material is extremely opaque, which injures good corering, and its special formulation gives it particularly strong adhesive qualities. S'WiPi O n e - Coat Wh it e A special formulation of SWP for a one-coat job over previously painted 'surfaces in good condition. It comes in wh'te onty and should not be tinted or mixed with other paint'*, Ter best results, use only over light colors-- white, ivory, cream or Light gray. SWP Tinting White Regular SWP White is not recommended as a base in making light tints. "Tor this purpose SWP Tinting White 473 'ii puppHed to be tinted with S-W First Quality Tint ing Colors* or to 'be blended with regular SWP colors (ether than Solfast' Red). Mildew Resistant Additive .5h*rm WiU M.Mew Resistant Additive is for use i. -t m1 Vnr-' mil h aaifii prevalent anrl extra protection ,s Ti'f 'a igun d ccoloration. When using SWP House I >ii< rh.';i ail Iild?w Resistant Additive to the un- as n.M v; succeeding coaits. SWP Trim Colors possess mildew resisting qualities and, therefore, do not : iii'-t M ir "7.- R^iriiiitiiAdditive. 5WP Fume .Resisting White In come localises- fumes from factories, oil refineries, r?I Covering Capacity chemical plants, coal furnaces and decaying seaweed dis color ordinary white lead and oil paints. SWP Fume Re-Bisting White 436 and S-W Gas & Fume Resisting Paints are formulated with special pigments and vehicles to give protection against discoloration, from this cause, / Brick and St u c c o Paint I A durable oil paint* formulated for exterior use on brick. | stucco or concrete where a dull finish is desired. Didering from the purely decorative stucco finish, this paint, by preI: venting moisture from penetrating brick and cement, \ Lengthens the, life of exterior walls and keeps buildings \ dry. A spar-type sealer is supplied to be added as directed on the label for sealing extra-porous surfaces. Shingle Stain S-W Shingle Stain is designed for use on wood shingles, either siding or roofs. Formulated from special oils, it adds to the life of the shingles as well as providing dec orative value: Masonry and Asbestos Siding Primer Designed for painting, at package consistency, such sur faces as asbestos siding, concrete block and masonry. (Not to be used on wood.) On rough textured surfaces (cement or cinder block) grouting is necessary before using this primer. A good full coat should be applied to satisfy the usually high porosity. Allow 2 to i days dry; fng tipdle: before applying next coat. It seals the surface, i resists alkali and produces an excellent dndercoater, to be ! followed by SWF House Faint on exterior surfaces and S-W Alkyd Flat-Tone (odorless) or Semi-Lustre on inte! ribr fill's. Other Exterior Products S-W Concrete Floor Primer SW; Porch and Floor Enamel 5-W Enameloid (Interior aqd Exterior Enamel) S-W Rcxpar Varnish (Interior and Exterior Varnish) S-W: Traffic Zone Faint S-W Oil Stain (Interior and Exterior Stain) l S-W1 Masonry and Asbestos Siding Primer R<kJ Jrrcl Ros Lal:e colors, not recoim*JS<3ed for exterior Types of Wood Tho irchitect and engineer are vitally concerned with the ultim ate service a paint film gives both in appearance and protective qualities Brushing a paint out to its inaximuni covciage per gallon is not always consistent with long time durability True economy requires the maximum in piot<ction over a Long period and can only be obtained whci paint is applied to an adequate thickness. The recommended average preading rate ia aa follows: On Nw WW--3 Coats First Cor--siWP Unde-coalet 450 SeeoAd Can*--SWP Kanse Paint Thlrrf'Conf--awp House Paint 450-5Q0 sq. ft. per gal. 500 sq. ft. per gal. 6130 sq. ft. per gal. On NW Woe<f--2 Coats Hr it Coat--SWP Undercoater 450 Second Coat--SWP >HouePaint 460-600 sq. ft. per gal. 600 sq. ft. per gal. On V STlcvtlf Pvlntcd Wood--2 Coats rr fcciot--SWP Undercoater 450 5*coitcf Ct--SWP 'iHous: Paint 500 sq. ft. per gal. 500 sq. ft. per gal, 'OnuVireivjauify Palnlmcf Wae4--] Coat \Flrnt CHt---BWP One Coat White 476 400 sq. ft. per gal. The common, woods for exterior construction vary widely in their ability to retain paint. They may be classified into the following groups: Group No. 1. Holds paint longest and suffers least when the paint film enters a period of neglect. (a) Cedar (b) Cypress (c) Redwood, Group Na. 1. Holds paint as well as first group but wood docs not hold up as well when repainting is neglected. (d) NSrthein Wliitc Pine (e) Western White Pine (f) Sugar Pine. Group No. 3. Does not hold paint as well as first and second groups and wood ia more affected by weather when repaint ing is neglected. lg) Hemlock (li) Ponderosa Pine (i) Spruce. roup No. 4. Woods in this group give least satisfactory service as a base for outside paint. (j)1 Douglas Fit (k) Western Larch (1) Southern Yellow Pine. 3 The Sherwin-Williams Co- cievplnnW ------------- ----------- ------------ 0007-SWP-041423 0007-SWP-000124817 exterior finishes Porch Floors Wood Surfaces preparation All surfaces to Ij c painted must he dean anil dry. No paint|ji eiiin ip da no (al Iriiiitutllately alter a rain or during rainy wenthcr, (Ij i) over frost: or dew or fcj when tlo tomperatnre f5 heJow fin* Fj Knots and |:i(tch streaks shall be scraped or burned, then ccwvteil with nUclinc before priming coat fs applied. All m I holci or nnll <i| ruing* slml be carefully fltlcrt with white lend putty after Cite priming coat has dried. previously pointed surfaces B.eitwvf* ill lro*e a jd scaling paint by Kcraidng or burning. Clause1 of peeling paint shall be determined and corrected by rejalrfng all defective flashing, gutters, *pouting,<dtrtnkagft'etactoi, etc., where moisture can penetrate behind the tttrUcc. in case of general peplbi}., check Insulation, air conditioning, r,apor barrier, etc. Remove all defective sasli putty, clean sash and prime with SWF Undcrconter 4150. When dry replace with linseed oil putty and let harden, covering It when applying the! finish coat. 301--Wood Surfaces--Nw, Unpainted (Fc;r . :maxinmm durability on unpainted wood, 3 coats are required. However, while 2 coats provide leas durability, jcatltf tetorv protection It provided Tor the shorter .period.) Up k Cmr--swp Unrterco,iter450l full bodyror thinned slightly with 4-W Exolvent or turpentine, Rccoat Ln 2 to' 4 days. 5'aenni'l Cool--SWP House Faint, in color selected, applied ZuU: body or thinned slightly with S-W Exolvent or turpen tine. I Recital la 2 In 4 days lMrd :&*--SWF House .Paint same as Second Coat, iff v`-7 j desired, Xhiird Coat may be omitted ) 'f x'K }T f\ . \ * fC For special;colors tint SWP Tinting White to the desired shfljdo. wjth*'s W First Quality Tinting Colors* or blend with ri '*i| CnSWPii colors (otbe'nlth.im Salf.-rst Rod). Wliere mildew is liWvalcnt add S.W MUdcw Rrsistuit Additive to nil coats cucde'iil iSWIr Trim Colorsj Tot cmmcl1 finish on exterior wood nan S-W EnauteJoid In scldctcd color foi: Second' and Third Coat above. 302--Wood Surfaces--Previously Pointed {tiBrjiimflxImium durability: ever waaihamd palnttd friming --Spot piunc nil burned off. scraped or bare wood with SWP Undercontrc Ifio, full body, or. reduced slightly r ( with ff-W Evolvent or turpCJttlu&i Elccont hi 2 to -I days, flcsf Uc-ui --jlWP'"|Uiidcrc(!A.^cr 4fiO applied full body or *rc* " r riiutr `di^li'ly with S-W1 Exolvcat or turpentine.. Recant lu * U d.tys. Cost r-rSVifP lIousciF.iint in color indCctcd, applied i.ll o thinned sllghtlyi with S-W Exolvout or turpen-. f tillC. 'I" ' S r Jji'rixl colors tint SWP Tinting White to the desired ilt 3-W First Quality Tinting Colors* or blend with .-Cf dn SWL colors fother than Solfast iRedJ. Witcre mildew [it - . .'lent, nddiijSUW: Mildew Resistant Additive to all coats c j c c O] t XWf Trim Colors'. 303--Fum** Resisting Exterior Point Wl'*:tc i iiiic r&slistiug ipalitts arc required on new wood follow Specification No,1 Sol above using SWF TJndcrcoatcr 4fi0 for the tSi^t fustifollowed1 withiitvro coats of SWP Fume ResistHI Ijc or S W On* k Fume Resisting Faint, selected coirr Apply, first and final1 coat full body. Reduce Intcrn*v|i str rn'it wUIi */j pt. 5-W. Exolvrnt or turpentine per gal. 31* jnvlot'-ly painted work follow Specification No. 302 i ii p 3WP Fume Resisting White 436 or S-W Gns & Fume R-n,,,tfiir l-'nlntiiiii'foriiibofcHiiCoatS-. Reduce First Coat with' Vt ptj if.W Emlvcnt or turpentine per gal Apply last coat 4 tm-'mw. preparation Surfaces must be clean and dry. Adequate ventilation should b* provided imderneith porch flooring to prevent rotting from maKturc. Ail loose, scaling or blistered paint must be scraped or burned off. All toughened wood and edges of broken paint shall be sandpapered smooth. 306-^Wood Porch Floors--Now, Unpainfet# Prfrrlrt^--Parch Hoaxing shall receive one priming coat of SWF tTndercoater 450 on all sides and edges before laying. flrf Coat--S-W Parch and Floor Enamel, in selected color, thinned with !/: pt S-W Exolvent or turpentine per gal. fieceod Coat--3-W Porch and Floor Enamel applied rull body. ,30/^Wood Porch Floors--Previously Painted Frlwfnfl^AJI1 bare spots to be primed with S-W Porch and Floor Enamel thinned with /a pt S-W Exoirent or turpen intlno !:ipB!i:gaL.\, flf*f r<3<st--S-W Porch and Floor En.aaiei in color selected, thinned with Vs V`- S-W Exotvent or turpentine per gal. Second Coat--S-W Forch and Floor Enamel, applied full body. Wood 5hing!es preparation Apply to .dry shingles, one coat, by dipping, and after they are laid, brush on second coat., 309-- Wood Sfmigfes--Stained Effect (Maximum Durability) T1rt Caat-L-SWP House Faint thinned as directed on label. Appiy byj dipping Cool--SWF House Paint, thinned as per first coat, applying 'by brush. 30?A--Worf Shingles--Stained (Aliernala, Lower- Coif) First Coal--S-W ShLngJe Stain; Apply by dipping. 5sortd Coat---5-W Shingle Stain brushed on after shingles Mxrillrdd., , 310-- Wood Shingles--Old'--Painted Finish First' Coat--S-W Anti-Bleeding Aluminum No. 413, full coat. STcarirf Cuat--SWl* Undereoater No. 450. Third Coat--SWP House Paint; applied full body. Brick, Stucco and Concrete Walls preparation--Flew Work Surfaeffj){fttui)` be clean and free from dirt and loose or excess mortar. Do not paint after a, rain--surface must be dry. preparation--"O!of Work Scrape 0ft all loose or scaling paint and wire brush tborougiily1' AUdw several days ioi warm dry weather for thor ough drying after a rain. Point up all bad mortar Joints and fill brackn o l I broken spots with good cement mortar. Check for faulty flashings that might result in moisture enuring tfic vraU 'and raffecting the finished work. 31T--Bnek, Cmrfnr Block/ Stucco & Concrete Walls & Asbc *e- billing First Co b|--S W P isonry and Asbestos Siding Primer, applied (, m usfy af till I ody or reduced slightly with S-W Exolcr titrp ntiue Recoat in 2 to 4 days. S<*ci nd House Paint ln color selected, applied lull lo`l' i For l *-cr gloss use: S-W Brick and Stucco Paint, tPit* lesf "t j.uirwith S:W First Quality Tinting Colors*. 311A--Brick, Siucco and Conerele Walls (Ait*ma*e} riMi Cor --S W `*4Lk and Stucco Faint, mixed with equal n-iii "f 3-W Br.-I trd Stucco Mixing Sealer. *rjuri Coni--C \,T Brick and Stucco Paint, adding up to I qe. S ,,r Bricv. I s Stucco Mixing Sealer per gaL, depending ui d urrtf ofl :lo * desired. For special! colors, tint with S-W First Quality Tinting Colors*. au>! hake c<ilors, not recommended lor esterior use. ; i I +4 ^V -* v 'i 0007--SWP--041424 0007-SWP-000124818 metal protective finishes * r For adequate protection, steel surfaces must be given a. rust inhibiUve priming coat plus additional finish coats. Kromik Metal Primer An effective primer for iron and steel. It prevents rust flucnigh the inliibitivtt action of its pigments--a carefully balanced combination of zinc chromate, red lead, zinc oxide and iro.i oxide. ;:A10ioiifb:^rcinik Metal Primer is formulated as a First Coat tc be covered with finish coats of Metalaatlc or Kem A & A. the protection, afforded without recaating is equivalent to the hefct top coats--a great advantage where steel must stand for long periods of time before the field coat is applied. Kratmk is a good primer for weathered galvanised lion but is not recommended for new galva nized iron. app'icafion--By brush or spray Set to touch 4 hours; recoat overnight. Coverage 600-600 eq. ft. pot gallon. Kem Kromik Primer Consist, of the proven pijment combination of Kromik Metal i'rimer with a synthetic vehicle! which offers more rapid drying and excellent durability, applfcd.iion--By. brush la? spray. Set to touch on hour; recoot i hours. Coverago GOO 600 sq* ft. pOr gallon. Galvcinlr.ee! Iron Primer S-W Galvanized lion Primer ia a special formulation -.p^Hifcd.ljiiiiiTijg|jiinc which'is'packaged eepaiately| in a double compartment container. This f0r. mpla- has demonstrated it? ability to adhere well to gal vanised iron and to provide a good tejoth for succeeding coats of paint which, in general, may be any good exterior type of paint such as SWP House Paint, Metalastic. tt^pfichtion-^-Sy brush or spray. Set to touch 3 hours; recoat 2i houis. Coverag 7!G sq. ft, pr gallon. Metalastic Paint This ic a Linseed Oil-Graphite type paint to be used as a finislung coat for iron and steel structures such as buifdirgs and bridges. Produces a highly elastic film and affords excellent outdoor protection. This formula is rec ognized for u f economy, ease of working and durability. Apply one or twj coats over Kromik Metal Primer. On galvanized iron, apply over S-W Galvanized Iron Primer. application--By lutipft or spray. Sot to touch 2-4 bourn; re peat 24 -48 hours. Coverage 600 sq. ft., per gallon. Kem Lustra! Enamel A full gloss, hard drying synthetic enamel for exterior and interior use. Widely used in industrial maintenance a? a Machine enamel, dado enamel, also for piping, rail ings. metal stairs partitions, metal doors, lockers, benches, fire escapes, hydrants and many other Items. Available in full range of colors, Black and White. Hot recommended for large exterior areas like roofs--use Mctalastic; appliedttori--Brush, spray or dip. Set to touch one hour; re coat 8 hours Coverage 400 sq. ft. per gallon. Inferior Wafer Tank Coating A nontoxic, black, elastic finish for the Interior of water tank*. When thoroughly dry will not Impart odor, color or ttLste to drinkinKi water. Two coats are recommended, applied directly to clean, dry, hire metal without primer, allowing 21 hours between coats, observe all necessary precautions for safety of workmen in Closed or serai-closed Aluminum Faints 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. Namt Type and Pvrpo Dries le Dries la Touch Recoal Max. Temp. Sq. Ft. Coverage Sflv<brl! Ho. \S No. 55 ReodyrMlxed fni.-Ext. 4 hr*. 24 hr*. 4O0*F Ready-Mixed Interior only 2 krt. 10 hr*. io o o 'f 650 800 Chemical Roltlo nt No. M Sbl.-Csmp. Ext.-lni. 2 hr*. U hr*. 400 F 650 Antl-flliidlng Dhf.-Comp. No. 413 Inl.-Exf. *A hr. 5 hr*. 125F 650 Kem A &. A Finishes These enamels are designed for mild resistance to acids, alkalis and moisture. Although they are primarily for interior use, they may be specified for exterior work on specific jobs. Of the three colors. Black, Dark Gray and Light Gray, Black is the most durable color, application--By brush or spray, set to touch in 2-4 hours; re coat in 24 hours. Coverage 500-600 sq. ft. per gallon. Chemical & Moisture Resisting Paints A chlorinated, rubber line consisting of a red lead primer and a neutral gray top coat. Other eolers available. Used for interior or exterior work in areas exposed to chemical fumes and excessive amounts of corrosion. Excellent for use on surfaces continually under water. For use on metal, brick, concrete or plaster. application--Spray or, brush, set to touch in 20 minutes: re coat in 30 minutes (spray), in 4-6 hours (brush). Coverage 350-450 eq. ft. per gallon. Carclad & Gripclad Finishes These S-W Vinyl finishes are recommended for use on well-cleaned surfaces such as iron and steel, galvanized iron, magnesium, copper and aluminum. For a recom mendation over any other surface, consult with your Sherwin-Williams Representative. This Vinyl system should be used Vjrhen'thie exposed surfaces are attacked by excessive acids and alkalis and other corrosive materials. application--Spray or brush. Set to recoat in 30-60 minutes. Covorago 300-350 sq. ft. per gallon. Smoke Stack Paints Excellent heat-resisting paints for exterior and interior use. Supplied in two colors: Gray and Black. Maximum temperature 500G T. Gray is supplied in double-compart ment container while the Black is in a single container. application--Brush 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. The Sherwln-Wlllloms Co. Cleveland. Ohio 0007--SWP-041425 0007-SWP-0Q0124819 metal protective finishes 315--Copper Gutlers, Valleys and Spouting Firf Coal .-S-W No. -tOO Undcrcoatcr. Second Coat--MetAlnstic or S.W.P. House Paint. Third Cent --Same as second. preparation AIJ inclul Xh:ill be denned free of mill sonic. rust nnl foreign matter by' scraping. wire brushing. Annie clrmiirig or siuidlil.-istin". Any greasr shall be itmovcil with Naphtha. Loose shall! bp scraped and w^re bnishcfl to sound ibffia'h;. ffei [aint shall he applied over a tlnmp or frosted uri.T.*f! or when the temperature is below' !0" F. Hot Surfaces preparation Thoroughly clean the surface, removing loose and flaking paint, rust and other foreign material by scraping and wire brhshiilg. T'lie surface should be cool when paint is applied. 312-- Structural Sfeel and Miscellaneous Iron 316-- Slacks, Breechings, Boiler Fronts (Exltrlar and Inlerier) i j Shop r Priming Cot--S-W Kromik Metal rrimer. Brush full body. Apply nnc or (tiv coals S-Yf Smoko Stack Gray or Black. S-W Smoke Stack Gray is intended to be applied to hare Flr*f:fieldCoot--S-W Kroituk Metal Primer. Brush full body. metal without primer. Bmslit full body. Second Held Coat--S-W Mctalastic. selected color or S-W Sil ver lulrr Aluminum No. 15. Brush fuiil bociy. Third; field; Coot--Same as Second Field Coat. The ahokrtf fpurlcoat specification affords maximum protec tion foe PtntcturalrStecI continuously exposed to the weather, sue! as bridges. Where steel is protected from the weather, an Lu the cane of structural framing for buildings, the First Field Ciiikt rijiay! be. anlltted. 317-- ^Slacks, Breechings, Boiler Fronis--Aluminum Finish . (Interior Only) Thoroughly clean the surface, removing loose and finking paint, rust and other foreign material by scraping and wire brushing. Apply one or treo coats S-W Hi-Heat Silverbrite Aluminum No. 55. Brush full body without primer. 312A---<Slruelurai Steel and Miscellaneous Iron (Fatter DrylngPrlmer---Synthetic F|nlh CooTj], Shopflr priming Coat---S-W Kem Kromik primer. Brush full body. First Field Cool---S-W Kem Nrcmiik Primer. Brush full body. Second Field' Coot -S-W MetMnstlc, S-W SUvorbritc Alumi num Jfn. iF: or S-W Glu'mfrnl 'Resistant Alumlmiiu No. 01. Brush lull body. Third FMd C<>t--Same as Second Field Coat. First Field Coal may lie omitted on structural steel protected Tram the weather. 313-- Machinery--Piping--Railings--Lockers-- Metal Partitions, etc: (Exterior and Interior Enpoture) Flrt or iMmlng Co*--S-W Kromik Mct.il rrimer. Rdl body. Brush Second Ccat-*-S-W Kem Lustral Enamel, selected color. Brush full body. Galvanized Iron preparation GaJvjaiilzcd lron must be thoroughly cleaned with Naphtha or other isoivent to remove grease and residue on the surface. Satisfactory preparation may be obtained with chemical washes used: ns directed by the manufacturer. For best results, new galvanized Iran should be allowed to weather 6 months prior to painting. Ola igalvaniaed iron should be scraped and wire-brushed to remove loose and flaking paint, with rusted areas wirebruslied to sound metal. 314-r-GalvaniierJ Iron firi Coni--S-W Galvanized Iron Primer. (Note: Old galvanized Iron which has been weathered to th sUge of general rusting should be treated as plain steel.) Scnrf Cof--S.W.P. Mctnlnstic, S-W Houao Falut or Sllverhritc; Aluminum No. lift. 6 Third: Coat--rSailie as socond coat. Chemical Resistant Finishes preparation Highly important that all surface be thoroughly cleaned be fore applying these highly resistant finishes. For maximum performance all surface should be sandblasted. For detailed information on surface preparation and product application consult your nearest Sherwin-Williams Technical Represen tative. 3IB--Tanks, Machinery and Miscellaneous Equipment (Exterior end Interior)--New or Id fSendbfacted) rlrjt Coot -S-W Carclad or Gripelnd Primer. Second end Succeeding Cool* --S-W Carclad Enamel, selected colors. 318A--Tanks, Machinery and Miscellaneous Equip. (Exterior end Inferior) New or OW (Alternate) (Sand blasted) ftr* Coot--S-W Chemical and Moisture-Resisting Red Lead Primer. Second nd Succeeding Coots --S-W Chemical and Moisture* Resisting Enamel, selected colors. 319--Tanks, Machinery and Miscellaneous Equipment (Exterior end Interior)-- New or Old (Not Sandblasted) First Coat--S-W Gripciad Primer. Second and Succeeding Coots --S-W Carclad Enamel, selected colors. 319A--Tanks, Machinery and Miscellaneous Equip. (Exterior and Interior) New or Old (First Alternate] (Not Sandblasted) Flr*t Coo* -S-W Chemical and Moisture-Resisting Red Lead Primer. Second and Succeeding Coot* --S-W Chemical and MoistureResisting Enamel, selected colors. 3I9B--Tanks, Machinery and Miscellaneous Equip. (Exterior and inferior) New or Old (Second Alternate] (Not Sandblasted) Fitt Coat--S-W Kromik Primer. Second and Succeeding Coat* --S-W Kent Acid and AlkaliResisting Enamel, selected, color. ------------------------:-------------------------- 0007--SWP--041426 0007-SWP-000124820 products interior waifs and ceilings Painter Craft Products Professional products of top quality Architects , . Tliw-.cmnp1r.tc line Is cspcr-iaUy designed; for professional painters, contractors and- maintenance -j h c ii and ic dudes a Pigmented Wall Pdnicr; PVA Primer; Heavy-Duty Alkyd Flat; Semi-Gloss Enam'd; GIo r r White Enamel, Dull Eg Shel Enamel Emmet Un(lcrcoat**r and StLppl* Flat Wall They ari full boclicd white pioducts. siritab c for Untmg with Shervr.n,-"Williams First Quality Tinting Colors. ajj/ii/rnf/qii:--Brush, roller or spray; coverage 400 to 500 sq. ft.,per gallon. Wall Primer and Sealer "Wall Primer and Sealer prunes anil seals walls a " I ceil ings against suction, enabling succeeding coats U- cover properly, evenly and with greater case It is supplied ready to use for all intcuor wall surfaces such as smooth, sand Hiiish and textured piaster, waUlward. brick, unglazcri tile and couuiot r.. Wall 3rtmcr and Sealer, applied over Hat or glossy-.paint, pjantc* patches or wsllhoaid.''uniforms" the entire sur face yviid privities:a base coat with proper `'tooth". Stip.Iviiiitccl to any auitahlc ground color iwith iS-W First Quality Tinting Colors. Dries to re to.it m <21 hou s Covers 330 to ffnj sq. ft. per gal., one cd.it. ! ' ' Flat^Tone A sui erior odorless AJkvd Flat Enamel that dries with ai subdued sheen. S-W FlatjTone Alkyd Flat Enamel is ideal So p ait interior wall ami ccdiiiig surfaces, smooth tex tured and sand finished plaster, wall board, smooth masonry, etc., and woodwork. Priming the surface with S-W Wall Primer and Sealer is recommended for the best paint- job on new plaster or where extensive repairs have been made. S-W Flat-Tone Alkyd Flat Enamel is selfpriming on new woodwork. Additional attractive tints and tones may be obtained by the use of Kent Tinting Colors: apphrnlion --Spray, brush or roller; set to touch in 3-4 hours; rccont in 24 hours. Coverage approximately GOO 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. Dries to recoat in 24 hburs; Covers approximately 000 sq. ft. per gal., one coat. Kem-GIo A superb, low gloss enamel for walls in kitchens, batliqdjciniS, jiallWays 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 eitnmnl. Dries in ,3 to '4 hours, to recoat in 4 to 5 hours. Cavers approximately 400 sq. ft. per gaL Enameloid p0r Interior and Exterior Use A fine quality, decorative, full gloss enamel which may be inticridixed to produce many soft, pleasing tints to har monize. with any decorative scheme. Over a Similar color, covers solidly in one coat and dries to'recoat in IS hours. Covers approximately 400 sq. ft. per gal. surface pr e p ora 11on-^-New Worft New lister must be allowed, to dry thoroughly, usually requie ng at least 00 clays before painting. In cold, damp weather. rooms must be heated. Ventilation of rooms while dryiiipi Is essential. Damaged places in walls must tie repa irRcIiiwiltli'Plastic F,itcli-r<lecp holes with Patching Plaster. surface preparation---Of<i Work Bully coliea walls should be washed. Small cracks and broken places shou'd be repaired with Plastic Patch, deep lolcs with hatching Plaster When dry. spot prime with S W Wall Primer and Sealer. Old paint that la hard and glossy ilteliould then be sanded or wiped with S-W Preparite poor lib -application of first paint coat. 320 - Walls and Ceilings---(Flat Wall faint-- Now end ..Old Worfc-r-Two Coats) Platter/Brisk, Wallboard, Wood C']atl--S-'W* Wall 1'v Iiik t and Senior applied full body. Tluti rto 'approximate color of Pintail Coat with S-W First Quality Tutting Color* Allow, to dry 24 Jiciurn. Before np- piyliif Second Coat, examine woTk carefully for fiat spots re sulting from incomplete sealing and to all such, areas apply aunthoT coat of S-W- Wall Primer and Sealer, allowing at >A bpford | roepprting with Second Coat. Sjeeovnl'Cwat--S-W* Flat-Tone, color selrel^il. applied full 1 oily I- noivi Where surfarf!, fu In good condition and of miirnrm po- roity; one coat will iblteix be sufficient. 321---Wall-s, Ceilingi and Trim--(5eml-Lutlra flnlih-- ; Nk n w : Work4-r?w Coat1*) Pfoitor, Brisk, Wattboard, Wood flrit Cool - -j ii planter, brick and wall board. S-W* Wall Primer and Sealer, applied &ull body. On unpainted woodwork, S-W* 55oiul-Lustre, reduced with one pint S-W Exolvcnt or turpen LLne j o t jnl. AHnwito dry and sand iwntli. Coo*--9-W* Semi-Lustre in selected color, applied full body. 322--Walls, Ceilings and Trim--(Seml-lgjtre Finish-- Old Work--Two Coots) Plotter, Brick, Wallboard, Wood first Coal--On plaster, brick, wallboard. S-W* Wall Primer ami Sealer, applied full body. On previously painted wood, use S-W Semi-Lustre ajpplied Tull body. Allow to dry and 5.111 ft RlllOOtll. 5e;cond Coat--S-W* Semi-Lustre, in selected color, applied full body. Where surface is In good condition and of uniform po rosity, one coat will often be sufficient. 323--Walls, Ceilings and Trim--(0H Enamel Finish1-- fjlew and Old Work--Two Coats) Plaster, Brick, Walfboard, Wood Flnt Caqt-^-S-W Kcni-Gla selected color; applied full body. Allow 4 to 5 hours drying time. Second Coaf--S-W KeiiirG-lo selected color, applied full body. Ob previously painted surfaces in good condition one coat w ill usually be sufficient. Ajbove'^specification for S-W Keni-Glo may also be used on wood doors and trim. 324-- Walls, Ceilings and Trim--[Full Giots Enamel Finish-- New and Old Work--Three Coats) Plotter, Brick, Wollbcard, Wood First Cool--On piaster, brick and waIlboard:!S-W* Wall Primer ami Sealer, applied full body. Allow 24 hours drying. On wood: S-Wv Flat-Rite reduced with 1 pint raw linseed oil per galjlou. Allow 18 to 24 Hours drying. Second; iCeat -S-W* Flat Rite mixed with. $qual parts of fin ish coat enamel. Allow 18 to 24 hours drying. Third Cooi^S-W* Keni-Namel Snow White or S-W* Enameloild. coljor selected, applied full body. Fog two-coat work on wood, omit first coat specified above. rox| two-coat work on plaster: and waUboard; omit second coat and tint first coat td niHiroxiiiiatehColor of finish coat. On previously painted work in good condition to be repainted wijth same or similar color, one coat will usually be sufficient, in which case omit first and second coats above. ri'aim.-r Oaf! |>r<H|ucis may be used with equally satisfactory results. 7 The Sherwin-Williams Co. * Cleveland, Ohio 0007--SWP-041427 0007-SWP-000124821 interior woodwork and floors Products for Inferior Woodwork * Fainter Craft One-Day Floor Finishing System Consist? of two products designed to finish a wood floor in t,m day. Fainter Craft Fast Du Floor Scalar impreg nates rthe wori witli preservative oil and resin. leaving a good uirfaec build which, seals the wood irunst niokture and flu* Drie*' in 2 hours Painter Craft Alkyri. Varnish t'Sj i{|iii!pi|j;Rtlisli ;jedit thafc produces .1 u clastic, dnruble. clear re? ling. It rlijes hard in 8 to 10 boms. Primarily an wiener varnish btitah'o: possospc;; good exterror rtiit ahility. War *nof Top quality interior varnish for floors and woodwork. Tojigli water, heat and acid resistant. In a dry room at 70 F. Mar-not dries dust-free m 2 hours; is hard rnfiug i to ualk on Tightly in 12 to II iuimn. and can be recoated: in 19 hours. Comes in two finishes--full gloss and s:!tin finish. Rexpar Highest grade spar varnish. Its tough, clastic film is resistriiFifmtio sum moisture and weather. Recommended for alhduLshlc varnished surfaces, and interior surfaces such j:|i4icasings, laundry rooms, etc.,: where there is iEj^!{||(i$i|'^; tb moisture or temperature changes. FIo o t Seal (Penetrating Varnish) A wood floor surface sealer and hardener designed to withsteud 'thei sculling and friction caused by heavy traf- i' jthc wood floor and hardens it from within by -filling the: poresand toughening the fibres of the wood itself,ileaving hlfclc or no surface finish. Docs not darken the wood or make the floor slippery like linseed oil. One coatiuuilippUcd hi: package consistency with anbrush or mop isi geriiieirally isufhcient for; hardwood floors^two coats for new -scftwoari floors. Covers approximately S00 srj. ft. per 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 hut forms a tough sur face film that: minimises skidding, tracking anti burning of rubber-soled shoes. It is also excellent for use on all types of wood floors subject to extra heavy traffic. Covers apptOxiijiitcly 5d0 sg. ft. pdr gal. Flat-Rite The exceptional smoothness and hiding power of this undorcoater contribute greatly to the quality of the enamel finish applied over it. Flat-Rite is ground to such fineness that 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. Flat-Rite dries to recoat overnight. Covers approximately 400 sq. ft. per gal. Kem-Namel Snow White For Inferior and Exferior Use The intense whiteness and rich full gloss of this beautiful atcjfitecjtural enamel plus its easy brushing qualities and perfect 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 dusrfrcc in 2 to 3 hours and hard in 12 to 16 hours. Covers approximately 400 sq. ft. per gal., one coat. 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'Content Floor Primer must be used under this enamel. ArcMeds . . . 'The Paiutcr Craft Products., for the Master Painter line, are designed specifically for professional paint ers' use. *Thq Painter Craft Line contains items; for use on interior woodwork such as Painter Craft Enamel Undcrcoatcr, Painter Craft Dull Eg-Shtil Buamel. and Painter Craft Gloss White Enamel. surface preparation--genera! All finishing lumber am! flooring shall bo delivered pro tected from the weather, and stored on the premise* in dry, warm rooms to prevent absorption of moisture, which may result in snmikago and Toughening of the wood, re quiring extra labor to recondition before dumbing. All surfaces shall he sanded smooth, rubbing with the grnm ami never across it. Blemishes shall be corrected and the surface and the room cleaned of dust before proceeding with the application of finishing coats. 325"--Wood Doors and Trim Fulf Varnish Finish--Open Groin Wood Requirements for preparation of surfaces given above shall be considered a part of this specification. Fir** opomUon--stain--B-W Oil Stain, selected color. Apply stain with soft brush, then wipe with soft, clean cloth to bring out highlights of the wood. [Allow stain to dry 21 hours 'bcfdrc filling. If.no filler is used fclosed ^grain wood) allow overnight drying before varnishing. a !: ' Operotion--Filler--SrW Paste Wood Filler (natu ral or tinted with S-W Oil Stain used in operation above) thinned with S-W* Exolvcnt or turpentine to consistency of thick cream. Apply with brush and when well set nib oir with clean cotton cloth or burlap, wiping across the grain. Let dry and sand. Third Operation"--First Varnish Coat--S-W Mar-not. (tfseS-AV Itnxpnr Vamish if exterior.) Thin with l pt. S-W Exolvcnt or turpentine per gal. Sand lightly and dust clean. FaortH Operofi.r>--Second Varnish Coat--S-W Mar-not (or S-W Bcxpar if exterior) applied full body. Sand lightly aitrl dust clean. Fifth Operation--Third Varnish Coat--Same as Second Coat. For full rubbed finish, allow final coat to harden 72 hour?, then rub with powdered pumice and oil or water to a uniform, dull lustre. Tor dull nibbed effect without actual nibbing. Use S-W Mar-not Satin Finish as final coat an interior trim and floors. 326---Wood Doors emd Trim Fuff V'cfm'j/i Finish--Closed Grain Wood Follow same specifications as Open Grain Wood (325) except oipit filler. 0007-SWP--041428 0007-SWP-000124822 interior woodwork and floors r H * | ! ) | ' | I specifications (continued) 327--Wood Floors r~Hw Work Floor should be sanded and cleaned. Open grain woods should be filled with S-W Pasto Wood Tiller and allowed, to dry, Ffrsr Coar--Apply Pr,lntor Craft Fasl'Drf Floor Sealer t package consistency with brush, squeegco or mop. Lot dry 2 hours. Second Coot--Apply Talntcr Craft Alkyd Varnish, by brush or spray, nt; package consistency. Third Cn/--When required, same as second coat. 328--Wood Floors--OW Work Clean thoroughly1 and sand., Touch up bare spots by tedticIrijgr Printer Craft Alkyd Floor Varnish with one pint Min eral Spirits to the gallon, and let dry. Ffpit Cum--Apply Painter Craft Alkyd Varnish by brush or spray,: at full body. Seconsii Coei--When required, same as first coat. 329---Hardwood Floor--Fui/ Varn'nh finish Hardwood flwn may be either open grain (Oak) or closed graiH (Maple ) ti TJsra Specification No. 326 with S-W Mfir-not, omitilng staining operation for natural finish. If open grain, U30 8-W Paste Wood Filler. 330--Hardwood Floor--waxed Although not is durable is Tarnish, shellac affords a good base for wising with minimum discoloration of the wood. ftrl Ceef--1# Cut White Shellac, reduced 60% with alcohol. Allow to dry and sand slightly. s<ondCai--3 Cut White Shellac without reduction. Third Cnct--Same an Second Colt. When dry, fcufi with steel wool, apply hard wax and polish. 331--Heavy Dufy Wood Rotor* Sand wjjooth and elwn thoroughly. Open grain woods should be filled with S-W Paste Wood! Filler. Old floors should be wash sd or sanded as required. Previous coats of varnish, wax or paLnt must be removed, rir*f 'loaf--Apply S-W Floor Seal by brush or mop. Wipe surpl s from the surface. Allow overnight to dry. (May be huffed if desired.) S*car d Caa(--Same as First Coat. Where severe sirvtco requires periodic ronawftl, drow the surface 'with buffing machine, followed with one or two coats of Floor Seal as above. 332--Concrete Floors S^WiiCcsicxcte Floor Primer is designed for new or unpainted cement or concrete floors as an undercoater for S-W Porch and Floor Enamel. The surface must be clean, dry, free from oHmgrcase. soap: or wax. Etch floor by using a 1 lb. 6 os. can of jiBowlene or Sam-Flush to a gallon of water. Apply at the rate of one gallon af solution per each 100 square feet. Allow to ttand io mmutes and flush off with liose. Allow to thoroughly ;dxyv about 48 hours, before painting. flrti Coat--Bnixh Concrete Floor Primer at package consist* mj c j . Allow to dry. 1-2 days only. S<9r<l Ca - 2nd or 3rd day brush at full body S-W Porch and Floor Enamel, of solocted color. 3313^-rGymnaiium Floors--Non-slcW ffnhh Sand smooth *rd clo.wi thoroughly. Open grain woods should bo filled with Fa?to Wood Filler. Olid floors should bo washed on iijaiidcrl a? required. Previous coats of varnish, wax or paint must be removed, flm, c*o--3-W Oym Floor Finish, brushed or mopped on. Ajihuw 'overnight drying. $<nd Com--Same as First Coat. Oyiu Floor Fifiish may be buffed with a power btiffor. but Lest non-sKld properties are obtained with a non-buffod finish. 33d-r--Wood Doors and Trim-- fnun*l Wn/ifi-'-Naw Work---Thre* Coats Tlio wood must be of good quality and well finished for best results. Requirements far preparation of surfaces (listed below) shall be considered a part of this specification. The selection of final coat enamel will depend on the type of work: desired. For full gloss enamel, specify Kem-Namel Snow White or Enamcloid, if in color. For dull finish, specify the enamel intermixed with equal parts Flat-Rite. Krnj-CJlo, a lour gloss enamel of tile-like hardness and washability, may also be specified. (See specification No. 323, page: Tj-'ifor details;) First Coar1--S-W Flat-Rite reduced with 1 pt. of raw linseed oil p*r gal. If further reduction Is desired, thin sparingly with 3-W Exolvent or turpentine. Allow overnight drying. Sacond Coot--8-W Flat-Rite intermixed with equal parts of tbe finish coat enamel, reduced slightly with Evolvent or tur pentine. Allow o remfght drying and sand lightly. Finlth Coat--S-W "Jlem-Namel Snow White or. S-W Bnameloid full body, Fcr a four-coat Job, repeat second coat before h p plying finish coat. 335--Wood Doors and Trim--Enamel finhh Previously varnished or onamolod work In fair condition surface preparation The surface must be clean and free from grease. Rub smooth or wipe the old finish with S-W Preparite immedi ately before applying the sew finish to dull the gloss. Ural Cot--S-W Dat-Rite intermixed with equal parts or the finish coat. enatriel, reduced slightly with S-W Exolvent or turpentine. 'kllalV overnight drying and sand lightly. Second Coi--S-W Kem-Naiuei Snow White or S-W Enameioid; full body. 33lS--"V^ood Doors and Trim--Caturff Finish Pi'iovlajtfsly rarnlibcd ae anammiadi arsrk requiring r*mav| preparation Old finishes in poor condition should be taken off down to the original wood with S-W Taxlte Faint A Varnish Remover. Important: Clear, the surface thoroughly with S-W Preparite, Exolvent or turpentine to remove Taxite completely. Cover any bleeding stain remaining with shellac or Anti-Bleeding Aluminum No* 413. Application--Proceed as for Enamel Finish--New Work, specified under No. 334 above. 337-- Wood Floors--nome/fmM/i--Nw Work General requirements covering preparation of surface, page 3, shall be considered a part of this specification. First' Coat--.S.W Porch and Floor Enamel, color selected, thinned i with Va pt. S-W Exolvent or turpentine per gaL Second Coat--S-W Porch and Floor Enamel, full body. 338-- "Wood Floors--Irtomol Bu k Ii--Old Work All wax must be completely removed by scrubbing with cloth soaked in turpentine. For unwaxed floors, wash and dry thoroughly and either sand the surface or wipe with gJw Freparite to cut the gloss of the old finish. Prime brtro spots with S-W Porch and Floor Enamel reduced with Va pt. Of S-W Exolvent or turpentine per gaL Appfirrt/iCWl^--Apply one coat S-W Porch and Floor Enamel, full body. The Sherwln-Williams Co. Cleveland. Ohio .... 0007-SWP-041429 0007-SWP-000124823 color harmony finishes Planned! Color Harmonies Table of light Reflection Values Color Harmony Satin Finish Color Hormoav L.R. Color Harmon/ Sarin flnlih Value Somi-Glflst t.R. Value Peocl* 55.4 While.......................... 86.0 LlgHf Blue ...... Cascade Gren .. Warm Tan:. ..... 53.0 40.6 3B.0; , Coral ..................... . .. Silver Gray : Medium Green . 34.5 If.4 27.0 Mtsi Blue ... ..... 20.6 <. Medium Turquoise choractemlics: apor.<niinn --By lirtisU, spray, or roller, Bronvn..................... Medium 8luo........... reduction --1/ necessary use S W Exolvrut or turpentine, coverage Pe-galtcii -- iflO-500 sq. ft., one coat, drying lima-- Color Harmony Satin Finish--To touch, 2 hrs. n'Ii; ! !'i,:!!:i'' To rccoat, 48 lies. v : Color: Harmouy Scrm-Gloss-To touch, 2: hrs.--To recoat, IB-21 hrs. 25.8 34.4 33.0 Color Harmony Products Color Harmon) Satin Finish is an alkyd fla* enamel io,r"!iic^!yy-dtity service--a wall finish .having. the plea'sing appearance: of a iflat paint with the durability and washabUitjfaf an OnameL Color Harmony Semi-Gloss is a companion product--a durable enahvH finish for factory machines, equipment, ami dado and1 for trim in offices, schools, etc. It is tough, oil-resistant and extremely tlutable. and also Very easy to ap ply. Both of these products have been tested by years of severe scivice in actual plants under a wide variety of conditions. NmvmWwrk surface preparation--Brick, Concrete; nml Plaster must he thoroughly reasoned. Ventilation v.hl!n dtvlnq is ownthl. IjSSISicflfflriiiijllwotnl siivfsrn* `Itill he ^rrnporl .inti uvirr lirii'-lird In rrmavc mst aid loom* ?u :ilc ,iml given OT.^t;:or.'lK'l'jJntjk Metal I'i'fnler. in addition to the |-iinlciliN sdicrlidcs sprcHud below. be sanded -pinno-lli, nibbing; with ifcl The sur face shall bn u'j'iwd flenn prior to p.i luting. llj^lJ !':hiditstrlnl. plants, knots and jiftcli stitiiks 'flu-ill lie denned wjitli f Uc o Jio I and scalril with .'dicUac. 340-^Walls and Ceilings--New WorJc--Two Csob Plwstifr, Control*} firlclr, Wood and. Metal' ftriiCoat--S-W*`Sovct-Llte Primer and Sealer Uiitctd to ujntch fi'iHi -cat Allow to dry thoroughly. $eer>id Cool--S-W Color Harmony S,tln FJmMi or Seml-Oloss Emn Cl lit selected color Woo l surfaces mubject Lmsevcre moisture condensation shall bn /c a priming coat of SWP Undcrcoater lfo In additipn to tlic wo coats specified above. 34t.!r-TTOodo or Wainscot--New Work-- Two Coals ' Pfaster, Comcrori*, ftri'cJir, Wood and Metal Fkst Coi--S-W'1 Save Lite Primer and Scaler. Allow to dry thafpirgbly. Ss<i*ril cool--3-W Color Hnrmtmy Semi-Oiofis or Kent LWstrnl Enamel. 342--Wood Doors and Trim -- New Worlc -- Three c b h Firjf Cd!-- S-W TUU-KltC TCdUCCd With l Jl. LIW! llU^CCil Oil per Rai. .Where subject to severe moisture use SWP U!m1crccatcr 4-10. Allow; la dry thoroughly and rami lightly.; i Second Coot--S-W Color [itarmcmy Satin Finish or CclorJlar1 ilibiiy Scuii-Olrtss Elinjni`1,! cleiiciifling on Hh Ik Ii <-rat. Third! Coat- S-W Color Harmony Satin Tlnlsh nr SemliGloss Enamel in selected color. io. v___________ ________________________ Old Work surface preparation--Badly soiled vails should be trashed. Rcfnlirctf places Should be spot primed with S-W *Save-Litc .Primer and Sealer, Old paint that is hard and glossy should bo .sanded or wiped with S-W Preparite prior to application pi first paint coat. Rusted1 Steel should be wire-brushed and hirer; spots p,cimed with S-W Kromik Metal Primer in addiHon to the painting schedule specified below. On previously painted surfaces in good condition, one coat of Oior Harmony Satin Finish or Semi-Gloss jtiay often be KjflJiHrnt. yifiicn the surface is in podr condition with fiat at porous areas, two coats should, he specified as follows: 343- Previously Painted Surfaces--Two cnii Plaster, Concrete, Brick, Wood and Meta! Reriuireiucnks of surface preparation given above shall be considered jjfajrt pf this specification. FirmCoui--SrW^ Save-Lit Primer and Scaler tinted to match finish coat. Allow to dry thoroughly. Second Coal-i--S-W Color Harmony Satin Finish or Semi-Gloss in nselnetcd color, note: Tor onc-cont work, omit First Coat. 344--Machine Enamel Finish--Four Coat* For jjciv machines or previously painted surfaces which bare befcn badly warded. FlrWcoai--S-W Machine Primer Gray. Allow to dry and sa id lightly. Second Coat--(Filler)--S-W Machine Filler Dark Gray. note: Filler Coat necessary only in the case of rough castings atpl hndly marred, surfaces from which paint has been chipped. Thirds Co ..(Sealer)--S-W Color Harmony Semi-Gloss, sc Icctjcd color. Reduce slightly with S-W ExolYcnt or turpen- tiiiC. For full gloss enamel finisli, specify Kent Lnstral En.-isuel. selected color. Fourth Coot --(Final)--S-W Color Hannony Semi-Gloss or K(?i Lustr.iti Eijinmcl same as Third Coat, applied full body. adros On previously painted machines in good condition omit First alid Second Coats. Under favorable conditions. Olid coat of Color Hannony Semi-Gloss will often give satis- fjijcittn'y results. IV Wall I'riimrr ami Seiler nr 1'airuer Crati f'ijjmrmed W.iii p SU-l.-e mfty I'C u'iilji: lie I'irit Ctwt uiih ciuaily srinn.i-.-for? f< 0007--SWP--04143 0 0007-SWP-000124824 Save -Lite White Products whites for industrial plants Save-Lite Sayc-Litc provides, at moderate cost, the uu.iUl.y features of brilliant whiteness, easy application and Iterdom from yellowing (lead free). Available ill Flat, IlR-Shcl and cuoss Fini.sh. Kern Save-Lile A luillir utly white synthetic enamel of great durability. Producen a beautiful, tile-like surface hiphly resistant to moisture, molu, and mild chemical fumes. Recommended for textile mills, paper mills, food plants, distilleries, hundiici. and other plants where moisture resistance ami satutatica arc important (lead free). Available in Eg/Jhcl ami Gloss Finish. Kern Fume and Moisture Resisting Save-Lite This is a technical coaling, resistant to strong chemical fumes a tel moisture anil will stand much liiiritcr tempera tures thani;ordinary white paints. It is a true Save-Lite ir ^Intones* and non-yellowing properties (lead free). Available m EgrShcl and Gloss Finish. Packing House Semi-Gloss White A special type of while paint for use in cold storage areas. Dries by evaporation so that fumes that would contami nate food are entirely absent 72 hours after application. This contrasts with conventional oil paints, which give olf noticeable fumes many days after application in a closed space (lead free). Use one or two coats as required to cover. Brush, directly on the surface without primer or undercoater. See book let of Technical Information for detailed instructions. Save-Lite Primer and Sealer, Save-Lite Undercoater Bavc-Litc Primer and. Sealer tor new masonry, and SaveLite Undercoater for previously painted surfaces provide the proper foundation coat for all Save-Lite Finishes. 346--- New Work--Two Coots---Waffs mtf CetF-ngs First Coat--On Brick, Plaster and Concrete--S-W Save Lite Printer and Sealer. On Wood--S-W Save-Lite Undercoater, New Work Although <ii is possible to obtain satisfactory results with two emits on new work, the ultimate in quality is a.thrccv q :^;V|ii-c*!jisiJiOc:Lflca^io.tis arc provided' for both llrcc-co?t end two cost schedules. adding 1 pt. raw linseed oil per gat. Second Coot--S-W Save-Lite Plat, Eg-Shel or Gloss or S-W Kcm Save-Lite Eg-Sliel or Gloss, or Kcm Fume and Mois-urcRcKistiiiR Save-Lite Eg-Shcl and Gloss. notes Three coats are required on structural steel. First or Shop Coat--Kromik Metal Primer followed by Save-Lite Undercoater and finish coat of Save-Lite Flat, Eg-Shc! or I surface !preparafii>n-j-Bi irk. concrete and piaster shall bo tbo;iuui:fciy seasoned. Ventilation while drying is essential. Gloss, or Kcm Save-Lite Eg-Shcl or Gloss, or Kcm Fume anti Moisture-Resisting Save-Lite Eg-Shcl and GJoss. On ncwwoodj knots and pilch streaks should he scaled with Old Work ;>li cilia c. surface preparation--Surfaces shall be cleaned thoroughly with all loose and flaking paint removed. Rusted metal shall be wiic-brushed. Badly soiled surfaces must be washed. 345--New Work--Tbro Coats-- i Walls, Callings and! Slrutivtal Steel 347-- Old Work--Two Coots--Wolfs,Ceilings and Structural Steel First Coot-^Over old paint--S-W Save-Lite Undcccoatcr. first Cooti-On Brick, Plaster, Concrete- - S-W Save Lite Primer a nil Healer. If old paint i?j porous use Save-Lite. Primer and Sealer. On wood where old paint has failed, use SWP Undercoater ir.n. On NV`<ioi H.\v Savc-Llle Undercoater. adding l pt. raw lln- On Strurtural Steel, prime rusted areas with Kromik Primer eed ;cift jjn-|- 1511, iollowpii Iry Save-Lite Uurlorcoatcr over all. SUne!t.m;if StccS--Sliop Coat. S-W Kromik Metal Primer. Secahd Coar--S-W Save-Lite Flat, Eg-Shcl or Gloss or Kcm Secandil,at -;S-W Save-Lit c Utirlcrcoaler. T^ir*t Co t i S-W Save-Lite Fiat, Eg-Slirl nr Ctlnss or S-W JtiFiii; .slti do T.ite. E-g-Khnl or C! loss, or Kcm I'mno and Muteturc- Save Lite Eg-Shcl or Gloss, or Kcm Fume and Moisture Resisting Save-Lite Eg-Shcl and Gloss. 348- --Old Work--One Coat--Walls, Cf/mgs end Structural Stref Ecsixlmg Save-Lit* Eg-Shel and Gloss. Ore spray coat of S-W Save-Lite Flat or Eg-Shcl. 11 The Sherwin-Williams Co. - Cleveland, Ohio 0007--SWP--041431 0007-SWP-000124825  Painter Craft QUAU-KOTE IATEX BASE Arcfi/fecfs . . - Quali-Kolc, a-professional painters' Latex Base paint, is for use on walls awl ceiluics* producing a soft velvet MriooUi finish ami is remarkably cn*y lo apply. Quilt Koto is x finish of highest quality ami washah'lity. Co^t c f a]>p!icatio'i is greatly reduced aim* Quail Koto works so eisily under tha brush needs no thinning and covcjf uniformly and completely in deep shaden as well as: in tints. .V . Qvali-Kotc may be specified for residences,; schools:. hospi tals, MteR *lirro lour -rear and low mniutenaure rosts arc important coniucleraUons; Colors Slmiu fi Williams Quill Kote is avul-ibh* In hrriuLlful. T<'iii1yr r'rtitgj'finprljiji Shndflji f.n ' fin pasteIs. Many ariiUMoml t olors nu ho unde by simple Intermixes, lu -uUlillon to the x c r u Iie White, the Hue Intitules a special Coilui j Flit Wlut/\ designed tn give the idea! flat nr matte surfdeft for ceilings. i Characteristic; 1!jlfjijiproperties of QuaU-Kotc is its wash- pbilitj. After three or four -weeks, it can b~ w ishrd vicor- 'di|ilL|jl|ld,|! y||i^riit^tcr:t `idsiiiirtgc- jThe impervious film fimailed by Qualjii-Kote is actually dirt-resistant and the cjj^iiijitjjfetrMiin.it;:dii=t:dlor'',piaiiiit.;^xpei:afT easily, it is therefore an excellent maintenance finish Cor hotels, hospi- tj^fe^i:S^iao!sj'i!jojni;ce!s.' lijornes aud public liquidirtqs. Or hare metil, Qua'i-Kote requires a metal primer It may be used over a conventional oil type prune- and sealer pro vided. the lrtiliLepiiiiiaucl sculici is Juncmulilyrti v. Quail-Koto .fv^)r:j,Qii,-!:ii-J-Cotc-.X>i:>f Wall 1`iiincr.. Uun fi'.!vil.i;ii|i!f| by brush, roller mater or spray gun If dries in one hour. Tools may ho cliMurd and np.it- tcyi t < moved with het, soapy water. !ili Surfcce Preparation--New Work New plaster must: 'bctlnmiughlyklry. In cold. damp wralhcr, rooms should hr intril md utonuit'lv v< ulilafed while dry- siuifaji'C* shall lie repaired jillOist^!j|I<1`lnslrr. A ftr^h v'nt of PhinteF Craft Furn rated U ill nimrr and S;c:aiI:r!riJ;:.li-i'spitiaw'l'lfl* ^ :*M'lb'd. A!l**v to ihy MjoronphJy lefor tfipijmi' At ii i roit nf QunllKatc. Sirrfcce Pre partition--OM Wort ji$SjiP|i!^ nil loose anti flak- i " I 'l. B.iilly1 soprd \tAlls \h,?ll be w'-h'd Sunil * rnks rinl b w^ru places shall hr icpaiirci wlfh F .'b r.iUh ilrcp holes with Fetching 'Plaster When nrv, Just before applying ii tl cut, *jiot piimc all repaired arm* with Qmli Kotr Old i i I ivinvangloxls or scmi-glo.is linlxh shall be chilled by nl.isg or by" Washing Wijth a solution of Tu Sodium riioa- j b ii iiini'ar lyp<c cleaner. Surface mit't be *\n r<l ihor- onghl / .after was inigl C.Tcmurc-typc p lint* must be i cm overt, biriffce PrepCrrallon--Metal Surfaces Bttir mrfnl botli hc'w .nun old work, shall lie wire blushed . 'd |* inert it.Ui SW Kiotuik Mc,.it Pt j iik r brferr QnallKol: l* applied. 349 --Walls and CetlintjjS--Two Coot* rfap*fer .onrf.Ma*onry Svrfacex rirft Cao'i-rainter Craft Fjugiucntcit Wall Trlmer ,-nd Sealer, tiniri tn rti sired rolor Allow thorough drying, tecorirt Coat -Quail Koto, Tullibody. 350--Interior -Structural ISteol--Three C FirtrCoai--S-W Krbmik Metal Primer, full body Allow tiib ro rail '(l;^|4gj;!;i | t i.': Second Coor --Quah Kntc*, full body I'law overnight drying. Skfrd Coot--`Qnali^Kotc, full body. supplied' ready-to-use without reduction when applied by brush or roller For spr> -vqilw tion. re<lur.a with wntbr up to .one pint Rnllfh nf QmH ICote. jf!i;lf^:;:lrir4ji/!ijrr!'VH. thinnrrs mu h f.f (ttr futr, \tunnnt sintit\<s,\rff.. nnr oii initiug ivttus. Dry Wall Construction Dry Wall Construction is of interest to the architect as a new building technique where low cost is a factor. Fig ures indicate that it accounts for over half of all residen tial wall consttil!ctiOTi, Sherwin-Williams, after a long period of study and test ing. has developed a finishing system that gives dry wall cnibti notion the uniform apnearance associated with con ventional plaster. The products offered have been thor oughly tested and used on hundreds of buildings under practical job conditions. 5-W Joint Filler This'is a re.irty-ta-n.se joint cement. It has the special appli cation characteristics .needed to enable the mechanic to trowel the! taped! joint and .smooth the nirfacc to conform perfectly with adjoining wallboard. S-W Joint Filler is non-alkaline and will not burr through subsequent paint coats. S-W Texture Finish This Is a latex-base stippling material that comes In seven colors rthd whit4 Snatching corresponding colors in QualiKotc). It can he used to give a variety of textures includ ing a roller stippjle, brush stipple, or sponge stipple, SAV Texture Finish requires inn primer and one coat is nor mally sufficient When extra Avashabjlity and depth of color are!-desired, a finish coat of Quali-ICotc may be applied. Cuoli-Kofe Dry Wall Primer I'lastcrboai'd requires a special primer that will not raise the nap find yet seal the highly porous board. This is the partic ular function of iQuali-Kote Dry Wall Primer. Although dcjdirhprt: primarily for dry wall work, it can be used as a primer on conventional plaster or masonry and may be finished with either Qvinli-Kote (latex) or oil-type paints. To, secure a smooth, uniform surface in dry-wall construction, it Is necessary that the wallboard te applied carefully. Damngert nr badly scarred iwallboard should not be used. Nails shduld |j o fiotbrtyic the surface of the board. 35il --Tapingi Dry Wall Joints o. Apply1 an even: layer of S-W Joint Filler using fj-inch hrbqrt ki|ifc. Fill the joint completely, leaving additional material on. either aide to' imbed the tape. b. Bnl an approved perforated, paper tape (folded at cor ners | into them joint filler.; centered on the joint full length. Rum the length iof. ifche joint with broad knife, forcing tape deep into the jm'nt filler. Scrape off all excess, making sure none is left on the tape to harden. c. 1 Spot all 'nail1 heads and other defects full and flush with broad knife andu Joint Filler. Allow to dry overnight. Then apply a top coat of Joint Filler lo nail head* and joints. The top coat shall be per fectly smooth and faired into the adjoining wall surface without ridges;oil'trowelmarks of any kind e. When dry, the entire joint area and all nail heads s'lall bev sanded with medium sandpa per wherever necessary to ob tain a icifcctly smooth piece of work, ready for application o f finish in gi iiiiatcrial. 352--`Textlire Hnish (llting S-W I*lre Finish Ready-Mixed in Celof} Joint* shall be taped and nail heads filled as specified under fif>d above. Fleer Cobt-J-S-W IFexture Finish in selected color. Application by hrufdi find rojllcr or sppay. Stipple immediately to desired finish with brush; roller, sponge, whisk broom or wood block. SeicendXaiat..-(Optional) Allow ovoruig'it drying and apply x finish coat, of SrW Quail-Kale in selected color. Netei This system also applicable to conventional plastered walls and ceilings. , i; 'j,| Ll > i I ... ! . .. , Fm B3D3. MS ' filnUd In U.S.A. 0007--SWP-041432 0007-SWP-000124826