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Contents Vol. 7 No. 3 May/June 2005 Issue No. 30		Cover:This sidewalk illustration of the life cycle of a frog was created at an Arkansas school by Steven Ochs, art professor at Southern Arkansas University, and Gerald Taylor, of Images in Concrete. The water-based stains they used were made by Smith Paint Products, featured in this issue.
Features	Primers of the Future — Coming Your Way As VOC regulations spread across the country, you’ll need to pay attention to how you store and use the new formulations. by Christina Camara Coloring Concrete Get a slice of the hot market for decorative concrete by learning some of these coloring techniques. by David Thompson Deck Stains: Using Low-VOC Products Tips for applying newly formulated deck stains. by Susan Brimo-Cox
Departments Philip Emmerling, Painter of the Month	Painter of the Month: Philip Emmerling, Portland, Oregon: This decorative painter has found an appreciative market both on the West Coast and in high-end Asian hotels. by John Strieder Manufacturer Profile: Smith Paint Products: This manufacturer of specialty coatings (for everything from taxidermy to hot-air balloons) has now come out with water-based stains for decorative concrete. by Jeff Woodard The Perfect Cover-up Drop cloths, while often given little thought, are an important part of a successful painting job. by Bent Mikkelsen Estimating Etc. More thoughts on using factors or multiples. by Len Hijuelos Faux Techniques: LusterStone Painting Tips Product News Product Profiles Toolbox: Painter's Gadgets

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