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How to paint : how to Jap-a-lac, how to varnish, how to have colorful furniture, walls, color schemes : the Glidden Company (1930)

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refully selected, and so is the linseed oil which is tested for pureness and paleness. Because of the formula of this House Paint —and the high quality of materials used in it—you will find that it is easy to brush on and that it covers the old surface quickly and completely. After it has been in… … the future paint coat can be built. Glidden’s Base-Coat is the ideal primer. Paint (Prepared). This reduces the gloss of AMOUNT REQUIRED Ninety-five per cent of all paint trouble the second coat and gives a better surface comes from moisture. Base-Coat is excep- Multiply the distance around the…

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