Paint researches and their practical application (1917)
Gardner, Henry A. (Henry Alfred), 1882- · Washington, D.C., Press of Judd & Detweiler, inc. · leaf 266
26l LIGHT-REFLECTING VALUES. washing. The darkest sections of tunnels may be rendered brighter by the occasional application of water-resisting white paints, where the expense of such procedure is justified. Not only in subway cars, but in surface cars and railroad passenger coaches, similar paints… … DIAGRAM IV. paints. Reading at night without eyestrain would then be more of a possibility for the traveller. Temperature of Colored Surfaces. — Dark-colored paints not only absorb light rays, but heat rays as well. The presence of only a small amount of black in a white paint (gray) makes an…
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