A F T E R 6 Y E A R S — P V A c PAINT F O R M U L A T E D W I T H CELANESE C L - 2 0 2 . . .STILL RESISTANT TO CEDAR STAINING The striated cedar shakes on this Chatham, N. J. house were painted for the first time during the summer of 1956. The formulation: an exterior mid-tone tint base using Celanese CL-202 polyvinyl acetate copolymer emulsion. A single coat was applied over weathered and stained shakes that had been pre-dipped in a thin oil primer before construction. (At the time of painting, the shakes had weathered about 7 months.) Now—6 years later—these un retouched photos (taken in June, 1962) provide convincing evidence of durability and stain-resistance offered by the CL-202 formulation. Exterior paints formulated with CL-202 are easy to apply, have good freeze-thaw stability, hiding and leveling properties and resist fading and chalking. Why not look into the formulation of exterior paints with Celanese CL-202. We will be glad to help you use CL-202 — or any of our wide variety of resin emulsions—to your best advantage. Celanese Chemical Company, 522 Fifth Ave., N . Y . 3 6 ,
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CHEMICAL COMPANY Celanese Chemical Company is a division of Celanese Corporation of America. Canadian Affiliate: Canadian Chemical Company Limited, Montreal, Toronto, Vancouver Export Sales: Amcel Co., Inc. and Pan Amcel Co., Inc., 522 Fifth Avenue, New York 36.
