The Painter and Decorator, 56. sējumsBrotherhood of Painters, Decorators and Paperhangers of America., 1942 |
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1.–3. rezultāts no 62.
7. lappuse
... applied in the winter should be given two weeks to dry and harden before re- coating . At times , an even longer in- terval may be necessary . Advantages of Winter Painting While uncertainties regarding the weather , the condition of ...
... applied in the winter should be given two weeks to dry and harden before re- coating . At times , an even longer in- terval may be necessary . Advantages of Winter Painting While uncertainties regarding the weather , the condition of ...
37. lappuse
... applied to that part of the post remaining above the ground . The portion of the post under ground is us- ually dipped in creosote . The shingle stain should be applied freely in several coats and renewed every few years . Metal caps ...
... applied to that part of the post remaining above the ground . The portion of the post under ground is us- ually dipped in creosote . The shingle stain should be applied freely in several coats and renewed every few years . Metal caps ...
16. lappuse
... applied for sanitation . The actual value of paint as a de- stroyer of germs and as a disease pre- ventive was emphasized more than a score of years ago by Dr. Max Stark- loff , then Health Commissioner of St. Louis , who cited an ...
... applied for sanitation . The actual value of paint as a de- stroyer of germs and as a disease pre- ventive was emphasized more than a score of years ago by Dr. Max Stark- loff , then Health Commissioner of St. Louis , who cited an ...
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