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Nineteen ninety five paint questions answered; a sequel to "1,000 more paint questions answered." A reference encyclopedia answering knotty problems that are met daily by painters, decorators and paint and varnish manufacturers (1920)

New York, The Painters magazine · leaf 369

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paper to good advantage, whereas it may seem at first glance that it will be cut to waste. For instance, we will say that is desirable to cut up about twenty lengths of this paper, each length to be twenty-four inches long. Now there are many men in the trade who would immediately proceed to cut… … No. 2. inches waste in every roll. This waste can be entirely avoided by cutting the paper a pattern and a half in length, which will just bring it to the twenty- four inches. It will be found that when doing this that every other length will be cut at the half pattern, but by cutting ten in this…

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