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Evening Post, Volume XCIII, Issue 46, 22 February 1917, Page 5

I:Sherwin-Williams' Ready Prepared Paifs in Coniparison with i ■ ■ ' : ' ■ ■ ■ | The man who buys white lead and oil and prepares it himself, or who I engages a painter to prepare it, capnot possibly make a paint equal \ to Sherwin-Williams' Prepared Paints: It is a .case of hand work I , against exact formulas and grinding with-powerful machinery. 1 The base of Sherwin-Williams' Prepared Paints is a correct | combination of .oxide of zinc, sulphate of lead, carbonate of lead, g pure linseed oil—the latter being' made from the best flax-seed it is | possible to buy—and the necessary drier and turpentine, j Owing to the exact combination of zinc and lead the makers are I enabled to get the largest possible quantity of linseed oil into each' I gallon. This is important, as pure linseed oil more than any other 1 ingredient j Gives Durability..and Life to the Paint... ► Therefore', by the fineness in grinding'and the maximum of pure oil, L Sherwin-Williams' Prepared Paint will cover a greater area than a lead and oil mixed by hand. .;....' . | Sherwin-Williams' Paint (SWP) will last from seven to eight jj years, while the life of lead and oil is at the most four years. B White lead, raw oil, umber, driers and turpentine ,£520 I Labour, breaking down and'straining ... 5 o I » . . ; £57 "0 i The above will make 6i gallons of paint, covering I ' 250 sq. ft, two coats per gallon = 1,625 sq. ft. I Sherwin-Williams' Paint covers 360 sq. ft. two (l coats per gallon, or 1,620 sq. ft. 5 4i gallons SWP at 19s. per gallon costs 456 I . \ .:. ' . or a saving of £1 1 6_ ? The paint with a guaranteed analysis on every tin. | ' ■ . ' '. _'.'.- 1> ' ' ■' ■' ■■ ■ ■ ELI3CTRO-PLATED MpiM We have now opened up our NEW SEASON'S STOCK OF E.P. 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