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Common sense about interiors. (1910)

Lowe Brothers Company · Dayton, Ohio : Lowe Brothers Company · leaf 31

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— the Lowe Brothers products have been proved to be most economical. Remember that it is not fair to expect one kind of varnish to do all kinds of work. One varnish is made to withstand the weather, and another to last for a lifetime on parlor or library woodwork. Require varnish suited to each… … enamel cans which are filled from the same barrel whatever may be the specifications. Sealed cans are the only safety, and cans of turpentine, benzine, etc., should not be allowed about the work. In choosing wood for floors, wearing qualities are of prime importance, but that need not interfere…

Lowe Brothers Company · Paint · Wood finishing

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