ESBD_416058_1746808210649_Exhibit M-Construction Documents.pdf

Varner-Hogg Plantation State Historic Site

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COLUMBIA

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Varner Creek

Brazos River S 17 th St.

Tenneco Lake Number 1

EXTERIOR WOOD and WINDOW RESTORATION

VARNER-HOGG PLANTATION

STATE HISTORI SITE

N S W a TX

PROJECT #: HSD-2022-040

Texas Historical Commission P.O. Box 12276

Austin, TX 78711-2276 Phone - 512.463.3297

A0.0 - A 0.4 - GENERAL NOTES & SPECIFICATIONS

A2.0 - WINDOW KEY PLAN

A4.0 & A4.1 - ELEVATIONS

A4.2 - WINDOW & DOOR SCHEDULE

A4.3 - WINDOW TYPE KEY

A4.4 - A4.8 - WINDOW ELEVATIONS

A4.9 & A4.10 - DOOR ELEVATIONS

SCOPE OF WORK SUMMARY:

WINDOWS

1. Scope does NOT include interior shutters

2. Remove, restore and reinstall window screens

3. Remove weatherstripping from check rail and below bottom of lower sash

4. Retain rabbet and receiver detail at bottom of lower sash

5. Retain interior shutter hinge pockets

6. Remove all clear acrylic panels from interior of windows

7. Remove and replace only damaged glazing material

8. Repair center muntins damaged by locking hardware

9. Sealant around windows under porch areas to be left in place. For all other areas, remove damaged sealant only as needed.

DOORS/FRAMES

1. Restore door in-place/on site

2. Remove, restore and reinstall door hardware

3. Provide mildewcide additive in all exterior paint

4. Paint raw steel door hinges. Remove paint from hinges of other material (brass, alumn., etc.) and leave unpainted.

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COMMISSION..,,

REAL PLACES TELLING REAL STORIES

THE TEXAS HISTORICAL COMMISSION (THC) ISSUES THESE DRAWINGS TO

SOLICIT BIDS FROM QUALIFIED INDIVIDUALS OR FIRMS FOR WINDOW

PRESERVATION AT THE VARNER-HOGG PLANTATION STATE HISTORIC SITE.

THE FOLLOWING GENERAL NOTES APPLY IN ALL CASES TO THE

CONDITIONS ENCOUNTERED AND PROVIDE A GENERAL REFERENCE FOR

THE CONTRACTOR AS TO THE SCOPE, INTENT OF THE WORK AND THE

REQUIRED STANDARDS.

01 GENERAL NOTES

01.00 ALL WORK MUST COMPLY WITH ALL APPLICABLE ORDINANCES AND

CODES.

01.01 A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE VARNER-HOGG PLANTATION STATE

HISTORIC SITE WILL BE DESIGNATED FOR INSPECTION OF WORK.

01.02 ALL WORK MUST COMPLY WITH THE SECRETARY OF THE INTERIOR

STANDARDS FOR THE TREATMENT OF HISTORIC PROPERTIES.

01.03 STATE BUSINESS HOURS WILL BE OBSERVED BY CONTRACTOR

UNLESS ALTERNATIVE ARRANGEMENTS ARE MADE WITH SITE STAFF.

01.04 NO EQUIPMENT WILL BE ALLOWED OFF PAVEMENT IN THE

VARNER-HOGG PLANTATION STATE HISTORIC SITE AREA WHEN

MOISTURE WILL CREATE TRACKING. WEATHER DAYS WILL BE

GRANTED IF WARRANTED.

01.05 PROVIDE ALL MATERIALS AND LABOR TO COMPLETE THIS JOB AS

DESCRIBED IN THE CONSTRUCTION DOCUMENTS, UNLESS

OTHERWISE NOTED.

01.06 PROTECT ALL ADJACENT SURFACES AND OBJECTS FROM DAMAGE.

PROTECT ALL EXISTING TREES & VEGETATION IN WORK AREA.

01.07 COORDINATE VEHICULAR ROUTE FOR ALL WORK AND DELIVERIES

WITH SITE MANAGER TO LIMIT IMPACT OF PROJECT ON OVERALL SITE.

STAGE AND STORE MATERIALS AND PARK VEHICLES AS DIRECTED BY

SITE MANAGER.

01.08 PROTECT INTERIOR OF EXISTING STRUCTURE AGAINST THE

ELEMENTS DURING THE COURSE OF THIS WORK. THE CONTRACTOR

SHALL BEAR ALL COSTS OF REPAIR FOR DAMAGE AS A RESULT OF

FAILURE TO COMPLY WITH THIS REQUIREMENT. NOTE THAT THIS

BUILDING CONTAINS IRREPLACEABLE HISTORIC ARTIFACTS.

01.09 SUBMIT COMPLETE PRODUCT INFORMATION AND SHOP DRAWINGS

FOR ALL NEW BUILDING COMPONENTS, PRODUCTS, AND MATERIALS

FOR APPROVAL PRIOR TO COMMENCING WORK.

01.10 PROVIDE RESTROOM FACILITIES FOR CONSTRUCTION WORKERS. DO

NOT USE THE SITE FACILITIES.

01.11 ALL WORKMANSHIP SHALL MEET INDUSTRY STANDARDS AND SHALL

BE PERFORMED BY CRAFTSMEN SKILLED IN THEIR PARTICULAR

TRADE. PROVIDE ADEQUATE NUMBERS OF CRAFTSMEN AND

COMPETENT FULL-TIME SUPERVISION. ANY WORK THAT IS

DETERMINED BY THE OWNER TO BE DEFICIENT IN WORKMANSHIP OR

QUALITY OF MATERIALS SHALL BE REJECTED AND CORRECTIVE

MEASURES UNDERTAKEN BY THE CONTRACTOR SHALL BE AT NO

ADDITIONAL COST TO THE OWNER.

01.12 THE CONTRACTOR IS SOLELY RESPONSIBLE FOR JOB SAFETY.

COMPLY WITH ALL REQUIRED SAFETY STANDARDS AND

REGULATIONS THAT APPLY AND BE MINDFUL OF THE SAFETY OF

WORKERS AND THE GENERAL PUBLIC. WHERE NEEDED OR

REQUIRED, ERECT BARRICADES, SCAFFOLDING AND SIGNS FOR THE

SAFE EXECUTION OF THE WORK. MAINTAIN A CLEAN, SAFE AND

SECURE JOB SITE.

01.13 DO NOT SCALE THE DRAWINGS. VERIFY ALL DIMENSIONS AND

CONDITIONS BY TAKING FIELD MEASUREMENTS AND BY OBSERVING

EXISTING CONDITIONS. THE DIMENSIONS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS

ARE INTENDED TO GIVE GENERAL SIZES, SHAPES, RELATIONSHIPS

AND TO SHOW THE EXTENT OF THE WORK. INFORM THE OWNER

PRIOR TO PROCEEDING WITH ANY PORTION OF THE WORK SHOULD

DISCREPANCIES BE ENCOUNTERED.

01.14 CONSTRUCT ALL WORK PLUMB, SQUARE, LEVEL AND TRUE TO LINE.

02 SITE WORK

02.00 THE VARNER-HOGG PLANTATION STATE HISTORIC SITE IS

DESIGNATED AS A REGISTERED TEXAS HISTORIC LANDMARK AND IS

LISTED ON THE NATIONAL REGISTER HISTORIC PLACES.

02.01 REPAIR ALL AREAS OF SITE DAMAGED BY CONSTRUCTION ACTIVITIES

TO DOCUMENTED PRE-CONSTRUCTION CONDITION.

02.02 ELECTRICAL AND WATER SERVICES TO BE PROVIDED BY SITE.

02.03 CONTRACTOR TO COORDINATE CONSTRUCTION PROJECT

CONTRACTOR'S SITE NEEDS WITH THE VARNER-HOGG PLANTATION

HISTORIC SITE MANAGER.

02.04 LEAVE SITE CLEAN AND FREE OF DEBRIS. DISPOSE OF ALL

CONSTRUCTION DEBRIS LEGALLY OFF SITE.

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Finish Carpentry Notes

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FINISH CARPENTRY REPAIR

AND RESTORATION

PART I- GENERAL

1.1 DESCRIPTION OF WORK

A Finish Car3entr, ,epair and RestoratiDn includes carpen:r, work which is genera ly perfor11ed in part or ent re y in place. It involves 30:h existing woodwor'.{ to remain and ID be rerioved, resto:ed or reprodJced, an:J rei1stalled It is exoosed tG view.

and is non-structLral, ir.c u:ling, ~J: not lirr:tted to fi1ish removal, soffits. b'.ackets, noldings, floors. stairs, railings, and wood trim at doors, wi1dows. and frar,es

1. 2 SUB" ITT ALS

A Sub mt shop drawir.gs prepared from fie le di11ensio;1s of existing units to be replicated. Submit sample cf original material beir.i;

replaced/replicated for comparison.

1 Indicate location and size o' each element. elevations DI each ki1d. de:ails oi cGnstructio;1 sizes, thicknesses, marks co be used lo· identification, G:ation and exter.t of hardware olock rg and reinf:rcements. priming naterials ar.c methods. and :ther pertinent cata.

B. Sub mt the follcw rg samples for each l'Jpe. species and cut or pattern of fi.1ish carpentrr lr.c.L:le a samp'.e of the original material ~emg reo aced/replicated for ccmpanson.

1. Exteror stand ng an:l running trim: r-o· x full Doard or moldirg width, Jnfin:s,ed, each type scheduled.

2. ReprodJction of wood elements: one full unit.

PART 2- PRODUCTS

2.1 GENERAL

A. Unless other.-iise indicated. exposed ecges of smooth surfaced trim shall be slight 1• eased.

B. Kerf backs of wide flat 11embers, except for merr:oe· ends exposed in finish work.

C. 1/oisture Contert cf LLnber Pr~vide kiln--0fe:l 1KD; lumbar having a moisture contert from tme of manufacture until tme of installation not creater than valJes required by :he applicatle grading rules of ihe respective gracing and inspec:ing agency for the species and product ircrcate:t

D. lnspe-::t each piece of lurr:3er an:! o!ywooc or eac1 unit o' finish carpentry after drying: d: not use tusted, wa•ped. bowed or otherwise damaged or d efectl\le w:iod

22 MATERIALS

A. Exterior Fi 1 s.h Trim

1. Clear 'ine-grain bald or sinke'. cypress or Spa1'sh cedar that Mas tee1 kiln dried to a rr.cis:ure cortent of 6 to 12 percent and is free of visible defects. Use of a ternate wood species wrll be consrde·i;d with Architect ap~roval a Door and window tr.m, apro.1s o 1/</indov. shutters. s:reen tames

2. Lumber for Rss.toratior: Reuse i,xisting salvaged old-growtr lurrber to the ex1ent possible.

B. Exterior Carp e ntr)'

1. PresSLre trea:ed Southern vellovi Fine KDP..T i 5 per SPl6

260.3, Premiurr: Finish G'.ace a Repairs to exterior :l3~r and window frames

o. Exterior soffil, fascia. comer ooar:ls., and rniscel aneous trim boards

2.3 FASTEN::RS &ACC::SSORY MATE,IALS

A. General: Provide nails, screws, an:J otr.er anchoring devices of the type, srze, material and finis, rndrcated to provide secure attachment concealed where pssible unless no:ed other11ise.

use coLrtersunk concealed fasteners and blind nailing where possible Jse fine finrsring nails, counters•nk and fill flus, wrth the finished surface.

B. Fasteners -A I new exte·ior nails shall be galvanized

2 4 EPOXY R::FAIR SYSTEM AND AD,ESIVES

A. Two-pa1 liquid epoxy ·esin and epo:,r, curing agent for use :n small cracks and repairs

B. Two-pa1 adhesive epoxy paste and epOX'/ curing a~ert for use on large patch or fill repairs.

C. Adhesive Fully waterproof glue per ANSI/HPVA Type 1.

PART 3 -EXECUTION

3.1 RE\10VALAND SALVAGE OF EX STlr--.:G ',1ATERIALS

A Genera require-nents for removal of mat~rials.

1. Re11ove portions of existing finish :arpen:ry ·where remcval is indi:ated or where existing fin s1 carpentry is :larr:,aged teyond satstactcr1 repair.

2 Cu: and re11ove e): sting finish ca·pentry carefullf Do not damage wo'k to remain When removir~ and reinstalling existing fmsh carpentry prctect agai1st da11age to surrounding work. Store safeiy until reinstalled Do not reinstall damaged Lrrts

3. Discard removed existing fnish carpentry that is not to be reused. cnl;• after obtaining :onfirrnation tror, Archi:ect.

4. Re11ove, laoe: and store hardware :o be reused in rts original location. Prepare hardware b1• re11oving p ints, sealants or ether foreig1 materials before reinstallation.

3.2 PR::P.~RATION

A Genera PreparatiJn Required for all Vl/:3:J Ele11ents

1. Re-nave ~eav'I or loose paint from al accessiJ'.e wood surfa:es Protect interior 'inishes from staining or darr:-age associated wrth paint re-naval techniQues Refer t~ Specificator Sector D!:11 c:: f~r finish rerioval procedures

2 Re11ove appl ied sealant materials and J1sound previous repair mateials.

3. Bare wood in dire::t contact wrth masonry areas shall be treated wiih a pairtacle mildewcide preservajve so L'lion.

4 Raje:J, temrte-danaged, :r unsound wc::l areas shall oe removed, ni1imiZrg damage to ad1acent sound wood prior to treatme1: and patching.

5. Prime all 6 sides of lumber, including ar,· cLt R1ds. for pairted finish exp:sed on the exterior prior to instal ation.

6. Al l new wood elements wi I Je date s•.amped wrth t~e year of ir,stallat:cn on a non-exposed surface prior to final ir:stallat:cn

3 3 RE:J_AIR FR8CECU,ES ;:oR OPAQUE FINISHED WOOD

A Epoxy Repair Treat rotted wood with wood preservative b;· injection and surface applicat on methods Streng:hen an:J stabilize weed using consolidant epoxies that saturate the bare wood Fill with epoxy c:mpcun:I and sand smoDth. Lse epoxy compoLrds to oJild up damaged parts of members, duplicat ng existing O'.Ofiles. Sand patch smooth to uniform surfa:e plane matchi1g orig nal suriace

B. Wocd Replacement: ,emove and discard damaged wc::l portions Cut and f1 a matc1ing portion. \''.'here wood is damaged be,·ond pracjcal repair, Co1:ra~tor ma}· remove the entire part and provice a new matching part wrthout a splice.

Provide joint reinforcements whi;re two me11bers join. Reta n and mat:h ex s·jng w:o:lwork joinery conf.gLrat iors adaptng on l,• as required tc incorp:rate joi1t reinforcements and adhesiv&.

C. Fo'. r.oles larger than 3.'8. in diamete'. install a wood plug with specified adhesive ,ectangular patches shall be made b,• splicing in new material with matchirg grair, moisture content and densitf Patches are to be invisible upon completion of coating

D. Seal b-are areas immediateiy aft1!o' repair work is complete with specified primer sealer.

E. Repa r Gf Sepa·ated Joints Repair significant cracks and gaps at join:s by partial or :omple:e rebuilding, or replacement of parts.

F. Repair splits with n board or panels by applying epoxy repair sys:em

3.4RESTORATION :JROC::DURES FOR DOCRS. DOOR FRAMES,

CA.SING AND TRIM, & 'NINDC'N TRIM

A. Finis~ Hardware Preparat on Prepare :J3ors and frames, window sashes and frames to receive orig r.al or replica fi11s~ hardware.

l Reinforce existirg door and ·,•1.ndow frames to re:e:ve in:licated hardware. Installation for fin is1 hardware may be done at o·oject srte.

2 Locate frrsh har:lware in acccrdance wi:h origi1al rr.cuntin~ l::ations for same type ard arrangement of hardware

B Rework existing c'c:r frarr:es, CaS rgs, and trim. and wi1do1·.

trim, and provide new wood door frames. casings. and trirr:

where indicated. including t•im applied to door a1d wi1do'I, frames.

3 5 INSTALLJI.TION - GENERAL

A. All work is to com;ily with applica~·le _oortions of these specif:ations. Workmanship for existi1g mate:ials to Je repai·ec or ane,eo shall conform tc simila'. workmanship existing in or adjacent to the area r. wh:c1 al\erati:1s are :o oe made.

B. Repair damaged arc defe::tive existi1g frish caroentr, wor~ wherever poss;ble to eliminate defec:s fun::tionally an:l visLally:

where not possible to repa r o:o~e~y. replace woodwork Adjusl joir.ery for uniforr:n appearance.

C lns!all th~ wort plurr:t. level, true and stra ght wtth no distcr.ions.

Shim as recLired 1.,s n~ concealed shims. Install to a tolera1ce ol 118 ' in 6'-0" 'or plumb and level r.or'zo;1ta l lines: arc wrth 1115' maxinum cffset in ftsh adjo:ning SJrfaces and 1/B" maximurr:

offsets in revealed adjoining surfaces

D. Scrbe ar.o cut v,Gr~ to 'it aojoining work and re~nis1 cul surfaces er repair C:anagec finish at :'Jts.

E Sta1d nJ and Run1 nJ Trim: Install wtth ni.1irr:.um number ol Joir:ts possin, using full-length pieces. Stagger join:s ir adjacent and re lated members Cope at retu ms, m~er at corr:ers, to produce tight fitting joi1:s wrth full sLrtace ccntaci thrcu~hout lergth of jo:nt Use sea'." joints fo.· end-:o-end jo nts.

Fir.ter joints prohibtted for use wrth transparent finishes..

F. Ancror finish carpeny work to wood block nJ directly atta:hec to SJostrates. Secure to g·ounds, stripping and blocking wtt~ countersun~. concealed fasteners a1d bl n:l nailing as requi·ec for a compli;te installation. Use fine finish·rG na·1s for exp:sec nai,ing countersink and filled flush with finished surface

3.6 CLEANING AND PROTECTION

A. Clean finish carpentry l'iCrk on exposed and sem -exp sec surfaces Touch-up and sand only as required to resto:e damaged, abraded or sciled areas Do not over-sand existinG VIDOd

B. Protection: lr.staller of fi1 sh carpentry work shall acvise Contractor o'. final protection an:! maintained condit on~ necessary to ensure that wort will be withcut dama:Ge or deterioratior at ti me of acceptance

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WOOD WINDOW RESTORATION

PART 1- GENERAL

1.1 DESCRPTIONOFWORK

A. Wood V"'ndow Restorati:in includes paint rem:;val ard complete repair tc h:storic wocd ·,•Andov1 asse:n:lies, including selec~ve remonl and replacement of ·.~\Jod element, that are camaged or deteriorated beyo~d rei;air Restorajon also in:ludes the replaceme11 of damaged ,;Jass and glazing i,lements. as wel l as inse:t s:reen franes Refer to Schedule 1/Al.2. '\i\i\nd:w Schee ul e, • le r details.

B. Up::n comJjetion of the work, it is e1i;ected ihat the cor.diticn of the restcred v,1ndows be-as new· ready for glazing and pairting fully operatonal with ori;inal or reproduction hardware- insta'led.

1.2 SUBMITTALS

A. Submit sh:ip :rav,1ngs ci detail at wir.dov,s reqJirin~ new elernents, sh:;wir,~ field measure'Tients :.i,en in :he field prior to di,molibon. C:rrensions may •1ary at each win::'ov1. Shew details of p·oposed re~air ar:d resto ration me-thod requ ring new materi al.

B. Prepare a mock-up prior to commencing work on this section showing indicated repair and restoraticn proci,::'ures. 'ndLdi1g glaZ:ng, primer and paint finishes. c 1 an ex-isting unt

1.3QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. C\Jmpy -~.1r the Secre~ry of Interior's Standards for the Treatnent of Historic Properties with Guidelines for Preser,ation.

Rehat:i litatio.1. Restoration and Rec::mstructian. 12017:i

B. C\Jmpy with repair gLidelines contained in Prese 0111tion Briefs number 9, -The Repair of Histori: V,,'oa:en '.'Vlnd:i-...s. • published by the Department of the lntericr. (1931 :,.

C Restoration work sha I be performed by finish :arperters with experience in ~rojects of sim lar scoi;e. :omplexity and w:>rk. Al work is to be prO\'ided by a fngle fabrcator.

1 4 FROJE:::::TISITE COI\DITIONS

P.. Pr.or to beginning v,\Jrk, the Contractor shal survey a11 -~.1ndows veri:y documen:ed co:iditons andreport11nyd screpa1cestot1e Architect for review

B. Remove €Xisting w:ndow sash. frames, mullions, muntins.

casi1gs, sills. stools. aprcns. an:l :rim. or portions thereof that have teen in:ica:ed in need o'. repai1 or damaged teyond repair.

Remove vindow insect sc1e.ens and store securely for restoration and rei nstal latio n

C Wall openi1gs are to be co-1ered an-j protected from the weatr er usir;i pywood pane:s. ~'\llr.dow protection is to be 'Tiaintained in good condition for the duration of the :roject.

PART 2 -PRODUCTS

2.1 M.to.TERALS

A Wood for Opaque Fin sh Clear fine-grai, :aid orsinke~ cypress.

or Spanish cedar. r1at tas be,en kil1 dried to a moisture content of 6 to 12 percent an: is free of ·1!sible defe:ts L:se of alternate w:ic::l species wil l be considered -~.ith Architect approval

B. Glass a1d Glazi.19 Compound: .to.ssume that all g'ass wi I be salvaged, cleaned anc reins:al ed. Repl11:ement g'.ass shall match ori9nal n cc:or and texture Glazing comp:unc shall :e knife-grade putty in compiance ·,'lith TT-P-781A. Type 1.-TT-G- 00410E.

C. Insect Screen Brass or Br:inze mesr screen that is expected to pati1a naturally, 18x14 mesh size.

2.2 EPOXY REPAIR SYSTEM AND ADHESIVES

A. Two-par: liqu:d ep::ry resin and epoxy curing agent for use on small crac·,;s and ·epairs.

B. Two-par: adhesi~e ep:ixy paste 11nd epoxy cu•ing age.11 fo: use on large patch or fill repairs.

C. Adhesve =-ully wate1proof glue pe: .ANSIIHPVA Ty:e 1.

2.3 P.NCHORS & FASTENERS

P... Fabricate anchors, clip; and v.indov,• accessories of aluminum.

normagnetic stain'ess steel or r.ot-dip zin::<oated steel or iron complying with the requirement, of ASTM8633 for SC 3;severe:, service :ondition; pro•1ide strength sLffioent to v.ithstand design pressJre indicated.

B. Faster:ers to comply with N~vWDA I.S.2 'o: fabricatio:i and with rranufactu1e(s recommendaticns and standard indJstry practices for tfpe ard size of installation fasteners

1. Use countersunk zinc-coated or nonferrous na ls andscrev.s dov,els, and 1esorci1ol adhesives for wind:;,,v fabri::ation and installation.

2.4 WEATHERSTRIPPING AND SEALS

A. Provi::e cantiruous wea:herstri::pin;i and seals on v/ndo,,s where indicated or sc1eduled Pro1· de nor.corrosi1·e fasteners for all applicatio1s.

B. Rep1aceatle Seal Strps Pro•1ide only those units -,.,tiere resilien:

or nexit:le seal sliip is easiy repaceable and read ly a·,ailable from stoc!<s main:ained by ma1ufactu:ers.

2.SSASH CORDSANDV'IEIG'-iTS

A Sash Weight Cords Provide new woven cotton cor::l, pre stretc'1ed an-j premiLm waxed ·,•Ath an inner sy1t1etic stranded cord for increased stre.1gth and flexiblify'. Size a~:r:pri11tey for size and weight of each window

B. Sash Weights: New or salvaged units of total weig"rt equal to that of the sash to which t1e weights are attache:I

2.6 HARJWAR::

A. Salvaged h11 rdware elements a re to be restored fo: reuse and reirstalled on wincows where the harc',vari, functio1s p·operly, has no missing com por:ents. and can be securely attached to v.indow assemblv Reir stall restored hardware on window frorr witch it e11me The Contractor wi I be reqLired to rep ace missing hardware at their own expense if lost or damaged during construction.

B. ½here saln ged h araware is not a·,ail able. i:;ro,ids 11 n d ins:111 new, reJ:(OdL'ction hardware matching the onginal hardware. as appro1·ed by Architec:

2.7 FA3RICATIO,\J

A ½here indicated, prc·,ide cus:o'TI replacement sasr, sill, : ther frame anc trim se,.,--tions, ·,•,1th specified wood. sizes and ~Jpes si;ecified. Pr:)vi-je s~cial knr.'es as necessary to reprcduce and rratch existing o:igina profiles Assenble the sash 'Tiembers with tigh: mortise anc tenon. 01 <;; lued pegs to rratch historc joinery.

Use specified adhesive.

B. All new elements shall ma:ch existing histori:: v,1ndov,s in con'iguratior, sash ~ttern. and co.1struct1on.

C Glazing Brush rebate surfaces v.ith linseed oil and p·ime with an oil-base:J primer be'ore glazing Glaze the new -,.,;rdov1 sash in a clean, dustless env ircnment.

PART 3-EXECUTION

3 1 PREPARATION

A Remc·,e hardware ·Js ng tr.e app·opriate hi!n,j tool. Eng·ave each piece in a concealed location to ccrrespond to the v,indo,1 frorr wh' ch 'I is remo1· ed.

B Remcve paint !hilt is peeling crazir:g, alligatoring, or showing other Si'Tiilar defects by clea1ing, scrapng, and hand san:'ing. In exlierr.e cases, a he: air gun may be required. Remove to the degree necessary to per'a.·m repair o;:erations and as he:ein si;ecifil:'.l an::i to permit ap:lie11tion of uriform finish

C. Remcve wood elements indicate-:: to be replaced or remDVed C\J:rdinate rernonl of ;lass which is broken or indicated to t-e replaced. Sand to fe11ther Juncfons tet.veen pa nt to remain and bare wood.

D. Remc,e applied sealant materials and unsound pre•1ious repair attempts.

E. Except where ei;o:xy cor,so: daticn •in sil\f is indicated. rotted or unsound wo:d areas shall be rerro1·ed with a pla1e or specialized tool wh ch minimizes damage to adjacent sound wood prior to treatment and pa:ching

3.2GENERAL REPP.JR ::iROCECURES

A. Rem:;ve all sash uni:s. Remove existing pa:nt. glazing, glazing C':l.'Tipound and harc'.vare. Co.1soli:::'ate weathered -,.,ood v.1th epoxy r ardener. Fill screw and nail holes with epory patch.

'. . \/Jail operc'ngs are to be co,ered and prct€:ted from the weather using plywood panels. Wndo~1 protect'on is to be rrai1tained in good ccndition for the duration of the project.

B. Re-se cure loose fr11mesections so :hat frame members fit square.

tig'ltiy and ti1e entire frame fits sewrely ir the wall

C Repair rnned wood v.1th e;xixy co1solijant. Drill 11a· le 114· diameter holes alcng the lengti of piece perpendicLla· to the grain. Fi ll ho'es v.ith epoxy consciid1111 ,epeating as wood absorbs the fluid. CLre accordir:g to referenced standards and epoxy manufacturer's reC-O'TI'Tiendations. Consolidate surfaces v.ith mLltipe brust applicauors of conso idant Wt.ere apprO\ied by the Architect consolidate existing wood in pace. in lieu of ca.'Tipete replacement of piece. Tnis optic, will only be co.1sidered by the A.rchitect for repair o: localized rot at fr11me and sill :omponents.

D. Repair a'. Vo/o:d Sections with Eixixy Patching Compound: Fill rrinor exterior holes, gouges. weather wo:n areas. etc. -~.ith epoxy patching corrpour.d 11p~ied in ccnfo,mance v.1th recommer.dations refe1ence-d. Sand sulfaces so that new paint v.i ll smoothly l:iend in over areas which have :ieen patched.

Preparation and 11pi;lication shall be in acco-dance vAth the recJire'Tients as set forth in the referenced s:a1dards and as folla...s:

'. . Brush apply area to be patched v.ith epoxy consol idant imme:iately pri:>r to patchng.

E. Replace sill, frame. sash crt•im members indicated to be repa:ed v,i th members of same configu ration as original of material specified.

3.3 REPAJR PROCEDURES FOR OPAQUE F NI SHED WOOD

A. Epox-1 Patch Strengthen and stabi'ize wc:>j using consolidant epoxii,s It-at satura:e the bare woo:!. Tren fill v.ith epoxy pa:ching C\J.'Tipound. After curir:g, make sm:oth to match acjacent ori!jnal suface Use apo:xy co.11pounds tc bLild up missing or damaged par.s of members, dLplicate or:ginal prOfi'es anc pane

. . Avoid excessive epoxy pat:hin;?. Fill voids only and sand epoxy flJsh to adJace.1t wood surface.

B Wood Repa:er:,ent Remove and d scard damaged wood por.ions. Cut and ft in a matching portion. 'l\ohere wind:w parts are dariaged beyond practical repair by tt':e indicated method.

C:Jntractor may elect. with approval of P..rcr.itect. to remove the entire part and pro•1ide a r.ew matching part. V'i'here portiors are i1dicated to be reno·1ed and 1ew port ons provided. the portion repaced in its ertirety. Where entire members ha·,e been re mo'led and 1ew members provided, pr:;·,ide joint reir.forcerr.ents where the ~.vo nembers ;oin Retain and match existing woodwor, joinery ccnfgurafons adapting only as recJired to incorpora:e joint ren'o:cements a1d adhesive

C For holes larger the 3/8. in ,j iameter install wood p:ug v.1th specified adhes~·e.

D Seal bare areas immediately after repair wo·k is com;:M e v.1th si;ec1fie-j pri'Tier sealer

3.4 INSTA_LA.TICN

A. Rem:;ve temporary ·,'lind:;:,.,. opening protectior: ~ 1els. Repair any damage caused b'f t1e attac1ment method. Coordinate restored win d:w installation i m medi ately after rem :,,al of wi ncow prc:ection to awd unprotected openings.

B. Ir.stall res:ored win:xiw units. glazing, and h11rdware in the same loca:tions from wrich they were originally located.

3 5 ADJUSTMENT

A. Adjust operating sash and hard~.-are to provide a tigh: ft and smacth o;:eraton of ·,,1ndows. Lubricate harct,.,.are ard all ma·,•ing par:s.

3.6CLEANINGAND PROTECTION

P... Refer to Pain:ir;i notes fa• requi,ed pr ming and finish to be applied 0.1 wood w1n::'ows. G'aze each unit before application of final finish coa: where coat exte.1ds DVerexposed f11ce glazing.

B. 0.ean interior and exterior sJrfaces promptly after instal atio1.

Take ca re :o avoid da'Tiage :o protective coatings an,j finishes Rem:ive excess glazing and sealants. dirt, 11nd athe: substances.

C Clean both sides :if glass of window units promptly afte1 iistallation and again bef:re Substantial ::::amp'etion. Remo~e 11 nor:•pe·marent labels from vindo~,s

D Protect •,.,;ndov1 units from damage er :'eterio1a1ion until the time of Project Co711pl eton.

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FINISH REMOVAL

1.1 DESCRIPT ON OF '\f\QRK

A. Finish Removal includes surface preparati:n of ~reviously painted :r stained surtaces and other exposed ~eris or surtaces for coati1g. painting, and finishing.

B. The complete stripping of exisjnJ parts and coatings to bare substrates is not required. except where irdicated. Surtace pre_3aration :s '.eqLired as a m·rimum on every surfa~e to produce substrate conditions that comply w~h the manufacture(s ·eco1l'Tlendati~n for the successful app lication of tr.e specified paint or coating system

12 SUBMITTALS

A Qualificatio.1 data for firms and persons specified in the ·-:::iualfy Asst.ranee'' article to demonstrate their capab;lities and experience. Include list of completed _Jrojects with pro;e:t nar,es. addresses, r.ames of A.rchtects and Owners. and other specifiEd information.

B. Proouct Da:a Suomit manufacturefs technical prodJct data, label analysis, ins:allat on ins,n:ctions and general recommendations f:r each rr,ate rial proposed f:r use

1. List each mawial ar.d cross-reference the specific substrate and finish removal s1·stem and application Identify each material by :he 11anufacturer's ca:alot number ard general ciassification

::: Samples fc· verification purposes Provide sam~les of each system to simulate actual c:nd~io.1s, on representative samples of the building substrate. Jefi1e each sepa·ate coat rerr.oval step and level of finish removal achieved

1. Provide a list of material and applicajor,s, inclucing dwell time anc rinsing (if any) for each coat of each sample Latel each sample as to locat:,n and app lication

2. Provide one test sample of paint removal for each :if the fol lowin!;:

a. 'Nood wind:•,vs and trim iintericr and e:<tenor:,

b. 'Nood tr111 soffits. and trac~ets (ex:eriO'J.

c. Wood sidin~ (e:<terior)

d. Wood door trim 1:e:<terio(I

3. Contractor shal do test panels fer each application listed.

Apply tsst pane:s acc:,rding to chemical r,anda::turers applcat ::n ins:n;ct :ns to de:ermine opt,mum dwell times and number of applications necessary to remove existing finish to acceptable cegree as ·eqt.ired for new finish sys:em

a. Cortractor to notify A.rch~ect at least one week before test panels are to be cc11pletec .. Architect to approve test panels prior to C<ntractor starting wo•k. Contractor to submrt the following records for each test panel '1 List of pr:ducts.

21 Dwell times ·eqLired.

3) Process used.

4) Other inforrratiGn as required by Ar::hit€ct.

13 QUALi TY ASS URAl\'CE

.A Manufacturer of primary fnish removal products. material. or systems to b<i proviced sha I be a firm w~ich has prc:luced the type(s) of prodJcts required on the project rct less than five 1·ea·s and which employs a qualified techn:cal persor capatle of functoni19 as a 'iald n,presentative to assist and advise the Contractor regardng proper use and applicat ion of the specified materials on this ProJect. anc: wr.o is available penod1cally to provide specific qualrty assurances as indicated in the Contract Do:uments.

B. Subcon:ractor Qua ifications: Finish rer,oval worl<: done •in si:u" sha I be perforrr.ed by a firm with successbl exper:ence in similar work on not fewer than two co11p:etea previous p.•ojects mnparable to this pro:ect n nature and complexity, and which can certifJ these qualificatior,s The installer s~all possess and bs capa~•e of pro;ierly utilizing special•zed equipment where a~pli:able lnsta ler shall be acceptab le to the marufacturer of saecified materials or s;•stems requirec in the Work l/Vorkers s1all be s~illed finish removal technicians and experienced in the type of work required including rem:val of lead-aassd paints

C. Regulatory Requirerients: Com.aly wi1h all a~plicable regula:ions of the Erv'ronmental Protecjon Agency, state, coun:y, and local authorties having jurisdcti:n nformation regarding removalfd:sposal of paint residues ma1• be obta ned by contacting Texas Departrr.ent of Health

1 4 FERFOR'l1ANC€ REQUIRE\IENTS

A Spec fie finish removal material describsd herei1 have not been tested by the Archi:ect b;.i: are oe'ieved to be effe::tive fer purposes descr:ted. Contractor shall test the fi1 sh removal r,aterial and arocesses described herein. and based on find ngs, Archi:ect wil approve process Other methods may be used. at r:> addttional cost to the Owner. subject to demonst·atio1 of effectver ess by the Contractor anc s•Jomi;sion cf cer:1ficat1on by t~e Contractor that wo(Krr.en ar,c a:lJacent building material can be adequately pr:te::ted, and finish ·emDva· residues can be lega111• d sposed :if.

1 5 FROJECT.ISITE CONDITIONS

A. Protect wood ar.d painted surfaces to be preserved from exposure to chemica l cleaning products. Protec: glass and metal SJrfaces to prevent ·etching·. oxidation. dscoorat on and rust format:on

1. Prete::! surfa:es wrt, s,eets o' polyethyle1e fi'm or othe' proven prote::t,ve material Sur1aces to t;e protected sh:;uld be c:mp'.etely covered with polyethylene a1d chemical resistant maskin~ taae vsed to seal o'f the edges of the polyfilm.

2. Non-porcus surfaces such as glass and metal 11ay also be protectec with liquid masking materials at Contracto(s optio1 These materia:s shall be applied to tr.e surtace :o be protectec and rem~ved a'ter ths clean irg operation is completed. Liquid masking material shall be th:'.oughly pre tested for chem·:al resistance tc stro1g cleaners.

3. T1e oroper applica'.ion.ri,stallation of protective materials 1s extremely irrportant. Eliminate pin h:les or gaps wtli'.::h wou lc allow t~e cleaner to ·get behind· t~e protective surface and cause damage to exposej areas. The prote:jon is to remain in ~ ace and in good condition throughout the removal process.

8. C:ntractor is advised that, although some surfaces may have been tested for lead content, the Owner cannot guarartee that all surfaces have been tested. It will be the responsibility of the C:ntractor t:> er-sure the proper testing of materials to be removed.

1. Familiarity wtth local ordirances. state and federal law rega·ding the handling and treatment of leac-oosed material is essen:ial to the appropriate assessment of job s~e cond tions and proposed finish removal procedures.

2. T1e Cortra::tor s 'ull,• responsib'.e for the safet,· of his employees and buildir~ occupants and s1ould make appropriate povisions for such safety measures The Contractor is advisee to assess the frish rerroval procedure he proposes to use ID determine if such the pr:ceoure will contribute to excessive levels of air-torne lead hazards.

Refer to any local o:dinance-s. state and federal law.

i.1cluding OSH.A. for rec~irements regarding worke· protection lo.' JO~-specific procedures.

3. T ,e Con:ractor is fully res po nsiJ • e for the r,ana!,ement and disposal :fall waste and should rrake appropria:e provisions for such rnanagerrent and disp:;al. The Contractor shall be familiar wrth local, state and federal laws regarding the handling and disposal DI an1· hazardous waste. Some chem~al procedures encai;sLlate haza·dous mate'ials.

rendering them harmless. Refer to product information to deterrrine the proper wa;ie management methods.

PART 2 -PRODUCTS

21 C.EANING M.A.TERIAL AND :QUIPMEI\T

A. Clean treated areas l'~th a brush of natura fiter tristles and clean, ~otable water. Brushes w;th mstal bris:les or s:ee'. wo:I is prohibrted

B. Chernica· Pai1: Remover. Manufac:ure(s s:andard thixotropiclalkaline formulations.

1. Available Products: Subject to compliance w~h requirements. products for the wor'~ may inclJde. but are not lim~ed to:

a. Ci:ristrp Paint & Varnish St1pp1ng Get

V/\'IW crtristip. corn.

b. E nviro Klean SalStri p Paint Removers.

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c Peel-Away I Pa·nt Remover. w.vw.dumond~lobalcom

PART 3 -EXECUTION

3.1 GENERA_

A. Abrasive blasting and power too removal methods are prohitrted. as is the use of open flames

B. The Contractor may incorporate the use of hot-air guns or chemical stnp~ers on pairted woo:l.

1. H:t-air gu1 pairt removal shall be done w~h e:<treme caution to prevent any damage to the wo,?:l. Should any surface damage occur to wcoo. rt shall be sanded to bare wood p•ior to any further finishinJ or be repiacec at thE expense o'. the Ccntractor.

C Removal of existing ccatirgs: Existing c:iatir.gs exhibting peeli ng, t istering, flakin~. cracking, alliga:oring. or chec<ing shall be completely stripped to bare substratum. Coated surtaces siowing no adhesion defec:s may remain if apprcved C}' the Arc 1 te::t.

D Gompf,' with oaint manufacture(s ~ublishec specifications for surtace oreparation, ervironmental condtions an:l pint application.

3.2 PREPARATION

A. Genera l: Campi\' wrth recommenda:ior,s o' manufacturers of chemical cleaners for orotecting building surtaces against damage from exposure to their ora:lucts where 11o·e stringent than soecified 1erein

B. Pr:tect persons. m:tor vehicles, sur·ounding surfaces of buildings whose surtaces are being restorec. building ste, and surroundin~ buildirgs from injury resu ting from restorat:on work.

C Prevert chemical cleanin~ s:lutions frori coming irto contact wrth pedestrians, motor vehicles. landscap r.g, bu ildings and ot~er surfaces which could be nJured by SJC~ co:rtact.

D. Do not clean e:<tenor surfaces dur:ng •,v,nds cf suffic:ent force to spread cleaning so:utions :o unp:otected surfaces.

E. Dispose of run-0ff and waste from cleaning ope'.ation by legal means and in manner which prevents scil e'Osion, 1.ndermining of paving and foundations. damage to landscaping, and water penatration in:o building ntsriors or damaJe to roof st.rfaces, gutters, downspouts. and mas:nry

3.3 APPLICA TIOI\

A. Fo low manufacturer's ins:ructons for tes:int and applicatior of chemical remover. Prepare as directed. do not dilute

1. .Apply coat of requ red thic<ness t:: all surfaces that are to be stripped

2 Allow :o set for the tirr.e spe:ified by manufacturer and as approved based 1.pon test sa--np:es: keep chemi:al remover flexible by perod1c misirng or by cova•ing.

3. Carefully use a plastic pLtty knife a1d non-ferrous stripping pads and warm water to remove stripper and old hsh residue in a manner that does no: da11age surface from which paint is removed. Do no: use steel woo .

4. If residual pigriert remains a'ter frst applicaJor, pr~vide a secor,c appli:aticn of stripper. Use a bristle brush :o help loosen pigment

5. Neutralize che.11ical remover ·es;:lue as recommenced by marufacturer im11ed ately· afte: chemical rerr.over i£ rerroveo. The Contract:r shall replace all material dar,agec by removal process and fa lure tc p·operiy neutralize residue.

3. Use fine-grrt sandpaper o· sandirg pad to smooth any raisec wood g·ain ca~sed ~y the cheriical rer10val process.

3 4 CLEANING AND PROTEC-ION

A. Clear,.up During the progress of work. :emove fror, sije anc dis!:ard stripping materials. rutbish. cans and rags at end 01 ea~h workda1•. Jispose of waste in a legal 11a11er

3. Protection: Protec:: work of other trades against da11age by fims~ removal wort C'Jrrect an,. damage by clea, ng, repairi1g or rep acing, and refinishing, as acceptable to Archrtect.

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PART 1 • GENERAL

099100

FAINTING

1.1 DESCRIPTION OF WORK

A. Panting includes SLrface prepa.·ation. priming. painting. and fin ishin~ of exposed interior and exterior rtems and sLrfaces.

11clud1ng wooel. exten:r sti.:cco, conduit. pipes. flashing. ducts and exposed steel or metal •,vo'k Pri me all 5 sides or lumber, i1cluding any cut ends, for painted finish exposed on the extenor prior co i1stallat1or. Painting is not required on concealed surfaces. opera:ing pans and labels. Interior plaster re:iuires special corsiderat:on and shall be cescribed under separate specifi:at:ons.

1.2 SUBMITTA.LS

A. Prodi:ct Cata: Submrt manufacture(s technical product data.

label analysis and i1structions for handling stcrage and applicat:on of each ma:e:ial proposed 'or each paint specified.

B. Sa11~les for Verification: Provide sairples cf each color and material to t:e app!ied. -~.1t textLre to siir.ulate actual conditi::ns. on rep·esentative samples of tte substrate.

Sa11_31es are to inc:L·de preparation procedures. primers. and paint Label each sample with locaiion, application and color.

C Field Samples: Oup!icate finishes :if prepared sampes in p:ace for approval by Dime·. Provide full-coat finish samples until require:! sheen. color. and texture are 0·3tainec. Field sairples are to ·emain in place and will t:e used to c~irpare agair,st fin is he:l work.

1.3 QUALITY ASSURANCE

A. Installer Qualificatio1s: A single contractor shall peform the work o' this section and shall be a 'ir11 with n:t less than five

(5) years of successful experience in the insta llaton of pa int systems like tr.ose reqLired for this project.

B. S1rgle-Source Resporsibilrt,,.: Prcv1ds primers and unde·coat paint produced by tte same manufacturer as the finish coats.

to ensure compat'bility anc bond. Use only :h nners appr:ived by paint manu~cturer and 1,-se on)' wtthin recommerdec limrts.

1.4 DELIVERv. STORAGE. A.ND H.ANDLING

A. Deliver materials to the job site in t1e manufacture(s original, unopened packages and conta ir.ers bearing manu'acturer's name and label, inclJdin9 :olor name. cclor nuirlier. and applicat:on nstn.;ct'ons. lr.cluc'e all i1fc rmation in p~oject close out matenals to the Otmer.

B Store ma:erials in tightly :overed containers in a well-ve1tdated area at a mini11Jir ambient temperature of 45 deg F ,:7 de~ G:i Maintain open containers in storage in a clean condttion free of foreign mater•als and residue. Store materials. c eaning so lutions. and used :a11s i1 an area protected from fi re.

damage to surrourdi1g areas or as directed b,· O,~·ne·

1.5 PROJECT/SITE CCND.TIONS

A App.y water-based paints only \'/hen t1e temperatu:e of surfaces to be painted and su·roundir.g air temperatures are t:et.veen 50 deg F (1 D deg Ci and 9;; deg F ,:32 deg Ci. unless other,\'lse permitled by paint manu'acturers p•inted insiruc:::ior,s.

6 Appy sotver:t-thinnec paints only wnen the temerature of sulface-s to t:e painted an:! surrour d11g a r tempe·atures are between 45 deg F (7 deg Ci ard 95 de~ F (35 deg c;.

C. Do not apply pain: in i1clement weat~er: or when :he relatwe humid ity exceeds 85 pe·cent or at :e11peratures less than 5 deg F (3 deg c:, above the dew point; or to dairp or wet SJrfaces.

D. Pairting may continue during inclement weatter if surfaces and areas tc be panted a·e enclosed anc heated wrth1n temperature and hu11 c'ity hmtts specified by the ma1ufactLrer dJring application and drying periods

PART 2 - PRODUCTS

2.1 GE\JERAL

A. Prime·s Prcvide the manufacturers recommended factOl'f formulated prime·s tha: are corrpa~ble with the substrate and f,nish coats indicate-:l Tint prime·s as necessary :o maxiirize hid ing properties o' pairt system.

B. Finish Coats Provide the manufa::ture(s recommended factory forr,~la:ed fin sh-coat materials that are compat1t le v,rth the substrate and undercoats in:licate.'.I c _ Total Dry Film Thickness Provide total dry film thickness (DFTi not less than manufac:u·ers reocmmended thickness f:r each prod u :t spe:ified.

D_ Proprietary names used to designate colors er materials are not inten:led to imply exclusion o• equiva lent products of other manufacturers Contra::tor to fJmish the p·oduct data. cclor samples and certificates of performanC€ for proposed substrtut:ons as part of :he submittal process

2 2 PRCJl..:CTS - INTERl:JR

A Painted Woodwork

1 Primer (1 coat) A <yd 3 rimer

a. BM Fresh Start All-Purpose Primer. Alkyd, :::;ass

b. SW Muhi-purpose l.1terior/Exter:or O I-based

Primer/Sealer

2. Fi1ish (2 coa:s) Seiri-gloss. Akyd Enair.el a BM Advance lnterio: Pai1t Semi-gloss. 793 b SW ProMar 2:0 Interior Alkyd Enamel. Semi0 31oss

B. Fer·ovs Metal

1. Primer,:1 coal)A 0•d rust-in1ibrtng primer

a. BM Fresh Start All-Purpose Primer. Alkyd, :::;ass

b. SW Ke11 Kromi·< Universal Metal Primer

2. Fi1ish 1:2 coa:s) Seiri-gloss, Al<:'Jd Enair.el

a. BM Muttappl,• Waterborne Acyr ic Er,amel. 1190

b. SW lndustr al Enamel Allcyd

2.3 PRCJL!CTS - EXTERIOR

A Painted '..Voodwork

1. Primer 11 coat) Exteri:r Alky,1 \Nood Primer

a. BM Fresh Start All-Purpose Primer, AJkyd, :::ass b SW Mutti-r,urpose lnter'or/Exter'or Latex Primer/Sealer

2. Fi1ish (2 coa:s) Exterior A:ry-ic Faint (satin:1 a BM Ult'a $_Jee EXT 3 aint, Satir , 'N448

b. SW Durat'on Exterior Acryr: Latex. Satin

FART 3. EXECUTION

3.1 EXAMINATION

A Examine substrates and con:l1)0ns uncer which paint will be appl ied for compliar.ce with paint applicatio1 reqLirements Sulfaces receiving paint must be thoroughly clean and d., before paint :s appl ied.

1 _ Do not pain: cver dirt rust. scale. oil. grease. moisture.

scuffed surfaC€s, or cond1ions othewise detrimental to fomation of a durable paint ~In

2_ Do net begin to app y paint Jntl unsatisfactory :ondi~ons have been corrected.

3_ Start of coating will be cx:nstrued as the Appl:cator's acceptance of S"Jrfa~es an:I concitions wi:hin a partic-J!ar area.

B. Measure moisture content of sJlfaces using an electrcnic moisture meter. Do not beg n appl:catior of coatings unless moisture content of SLrfaces is below the following maximu.11 values: Plaster = 12%. 'Nocd = 15%

C Coordination of Work Review oilier Work in w1ich primers are provi:led to ersure compatibility of the t:>tal system fo r various substrates.

32 PREPARATION

A General Remove 1ardware and hardware a:cessories. plates machined su rfaces. lightin~ fixtures. ano similar items al·ead, instal ed that are not to be pairte:I or provide surface- applied protection prior to surfa:e p•epara:ion ard paintir.g. Remove t:1ese rtems, if necessary. to completely pain: :he rtems and adjacent surfaces Follcw ng co.11pletion of panting operations in each space or area, have i:ems reinstalled by workers ski.led in t:1e trades involved.

B Cleaning: Before applyirg pairt or other surface treatmerts .

c ean the substrates of substances that cou d impair the bend o' the various coatings_ Remcve cil and grease pnor to cleanir.g.

Schedule cl€anirg ard painting so dJst and other contaminants from the cleaning process will not fall on wet, 1ewly painted SJlfaces.

C Surfa:e Preparatio.1 Clean ar.d prepare surfaces to be ~aintec accordirg io the manufaci\J'e(s instructions for each substrate condition and as specified

1. Prov de barrier coa:s over incoirpatible pri11ers or rem:ve ard reprime. Notify Architect ir writing about anticipatec· pr:blems using the speci'ie:I fimsh-coa: matenal wrtt suostrates primed by others.

2 Prov:de a thin coat of white st el'ac er other recomr,endec sealer over water stains or any other discolo'.alion that coulc· bleed through the fin is1 coating.

D. Cerr.entrti:us Materials: Prepare ~laster. conc1ete, and similar s·Jlfaces to be painted. Rerr.ovi; effloresci;nce, chalk, dust. dirt, grease, o Is, and release agents. Roughen, as re~ uired to reirove gaze. If harde1ers or sealers have been used to improve cunr.g, ~se mechanical methocs :if surface preparati:n.

1. Deteririne a kalirity anel 11oisture C:}ntent of surfaces by perfcrming appropriate tests_ If surfaces are sufficiently alkal·ne to caJse blistering and burning of the finis~.ed paint, ccrrect this condition before appli:ation. Do not paint surfaces w1ere moisture co.1tent exceeds that perirttec ir:

manufacturer's printed directions.

E \"iood: Clean sulfaces of dirt oil and othe· foreign substances wtth scrapers, mineral spirits, and sa1dpaper. as required Sane s·Jlfaces exposed to view smo:tr and dust off.

1. Scrape and clean small dry, seas~ne:l kn~ts. and ap~· a thin coat a' v:hrte she:lac or other recommended kr.ot sealer before applying prirr.er After priming, fill holes anc iirpelfections in fin sh surfaces v,ith putt1 :ir plastic wooc 'iller. Sand sir.oath when drie:I.

2. Prime. stain, or seal wooc to be painted immediately upor:

delivery Prime edges, er.ds. faces. uncersides anc backsides of wood. including siding ard trim.

3. Seal tops, bG!torns. an:I cutouts of unpnme:l wood doors v,ith a heavy coat of varnish or sealer immeciately upor:

deliver1

F Ferrous r-.ietals: Clean Lngal\/anized fe1cus metal surfaces that have not been sr:op-coated; rer10ve oil, grease, dirt. loose m1 I scale. and other fo:eign substances. Use solvent Dr mech anical ceaning methocs that comply wtt recommencations of the Steel Structures Painting Council 1:sSPC)

1. Treat bare an<l sando1asted er oickled clean ir.etal with a metal treatment wash coat before priming.

2. Tou:h uJ bare areas and shop-applied p:ime coats that have t:een damaJed after touch up by installer. '/✓ire-brush.

clean wtt1 solvents recommended by the paint manufacture:, ard touch up wth the same primer as 1J1e shop coa:

H. Galvanized S~lfaces. Clean galvanized sur'aces v.itr nonpetro'.eur1-t:-ased sctven:s so that the surface is free of o"I ard surface co1tair nants. Remove pretreatment from galvanized sheet me'.al faJ ricated from coil stock by mech anical methods. Spot-prepare damage to we ded surfaces as per SS°C-SP11 Power Tool Cleaning :a Bare Metal leaving no less than a 1 mil anchor prof le.

I. Ma:ei als Prepararon: Carefully r,ix and prepare pai1t materials accordirg to manufacturer's directions, free of foreign materials s.r.d residLe. Do n~t stir su.-face film into material Stir rraterial before applicaton to produce a unforir densit,- remove surface fi m and. if necessary. strain maten al befo•e use.

3.3 APPLICATION

A Co n: t paint over dirt rvst. s:;ale, grease, moisture. scuffec SJlfaces. or conditions detnir.ental to formation cf a durable paint flm

1. The number of ccats and :he fi lm thickness ·e~uired are the same regardless of the appli:ation 11ethod.