Note 13 — 15. SYNTHETIC RESINS IN OTHER COUNTRIES

The new consumption-restriction regulations are—

Exterior use on plaster, brick, stone, and cement:

1. Surfaces already painted with oil paint may be repainted with oil paints, without restrictions;

2. Surfaces calcimined may be painted with paints containing not more than 15 percent oil;

3. Unpainted surfaces may be painted only with paints free of oil.

Exterior use on wood:

Linseed oil paint may be used for the first coat, and succeeding coats may contain up to 70 percent oil.

Exterior and interior use on metal:

Oil paints may be used without restriction.

Interior use on plaster, brick, stone, and cement:

1. Surfaces already painted with oil paint may only be repainted with paint containing not more than 15 percent oil.

2. Unpainted surfaces must be painted with paint free of oil.

Interior use on wood, to be cleaned with soap and soda:

El Varnish and oil varnish may be used for the first coat followed by paint containing up to 70 percent oil.

Interior use on wood, not cleaned with soap and soda:

As above, except that succeeding coats may contain not more than 40 percent oil.