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Common sense about interiors. (1910)

Lowe Brothers Company · Dayton, Ohio : Lowe Brothers Company · leaf 25

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to apply a coat of Sealcote straight and then a coat of the 'Mello- tone” and Sealcote mixture. This latter process will need in a majority of cases only an additional final coat of “Mellotone.” On hard, non-porous plaster walls, whether smooth or sand- finished, the best first coater is “High… … A serviceable first coater for non-porous plaster walls may be made by mixing equal parts of ’Mellotone” and Sealcote, and then adding boiled linseed oil in the proportion of about one quart of oil to a gallon of the “Mellotone-Sealcote mixture. If burned spots from the plaster show through the…

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