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~«·^-Η»«— <*-τ;κ<!ς? >% "* -^ $>^| ^ " Greatest Advance Since Rubber-Base Paints NO-DRIP NO-SPILL NO-SETTLE NO-STIR GEL PAINT —Made Possible by General Mills Polyamide Resins It's not a liquid—not a solid. The paint above is a new gel paint made thixotropic through Burnok* alkyd vehicles produced with. General Mills' Polyamide Resins. This paint won't splatter up a house . . . drip down onto your hand . . . or settle during storage. It needs no drop cloths or stirring sticks. Polyamide Resins help suspend pigment and vehicle in a jelly-like state indefinitely. There's no time- consuming stirring or straining. Fric- tion of paint brush or roller turns the gel to a flowing liquid. This sets quickly, without sagging or beading. Could you sell a product like that? One that makes the job easier, cleaner and faster? The zooming sales of T. F. Washburn Company's new thixotropic Burnok* vehicles say you could. Gel paints are the newest examples in a long and remarkable list of Polyamide Resin applications. Have you a product that needs improved competitive performance? It might reward you many ways to investigate tb.e unique characteristics of General Mulls Polyamide Resins. They con- tribute greater impermeability, bet- ter adhesion, improved wearing quali- ties to a wide range of coating and covering; adhesive and laminating; and potting and casting products. General Mills also makes a full line of Faff y Nitrogen Compounds and Fatty Acids. PROGRESS THRU RESEARCH General Mills CHEMICAL DIVISION Kankakee, Illinois ι Please send me technical information on Polyamide Resins to be used for protec- tive coatings or for SEND THIS COUPON *Please note: BURNOK paint vehicles are patented products of the T. F. Washburn Co., Chicago, 111. and are not offered for sale by General Mills. Name- Firm Address_ City _Zone State- Ν i-7-55 VOLUME 33 NO. 10 · · MARCH 7. 1955 1019

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Greatest Advance Since Rubber-Base Paints N O - D R I P NO-SPILL NO-SETTLE NO-STIR GEL PAINT

—Made Possible by General Mills Polyamide Resins It's not a liquid—not a solid. The paint above is a new gel paint made thixotropic through Burnok* alkyd vehicles produced with. General Mills' Polyamide Resins. This paint won't splatter up a house . . . drip down onto your hand . . . or settle during storage. It needs no drop cloths or stirring sticks.

Polyamide Resins help suspend pigment and vehicle in a jelly-like state indefinitely. There's no time-consuming stirring or straining. Fric­tion of paint brush or roller turns the gel to a flowing liquid. This sets quickly, without sagging or beading.

Could you sell a product like that? One that makes the job easier, cleaner and faster? The zooming sales of T. F. Washburn Company's new thixotropic Burnok* vehicles say you could.

Gel paints are the newest examples in a long and remarkable list of Polyamide Resin applications. Have you a product that needs improved

competitive performance? It might reward you many ways to investigate tb.e unique characteristics of General Mulls Polyamide Resins. They con­tribute greater impermeability, bet­ter adhesion, improved wearing quali­ties to a wide range of coating and covering; adhesive and laminating; and potting and casting products.

General Mills also makes a full line o f Faff y Nitrogen Compounds and Fatty Acids.

PROGRESS THRU RESEARCH

General Mills CHEMICAL DIVISION Kankakee, Illinois

ι Please send me technical information on Polyamide Resins to be used for protec­tive coatings or for

S E N D T H I S C O U P O N

*Please note: B U R N O K paint vehicles are patented products of t h e T. F . Washburn Co., Chicago, 111. and are not offered for sale b y General Mills.

Name-Firm Address_

City _Zone State-Ν i -7 -55

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