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Division 9-H Painting PAINTING SCOPE OF WORK: The painter shall furnish all labor, materials, scaffolding, tools, etc. required for painting and wall covering as shown on plans and described herein. -He shall visit the premises and acquaint himself with the conditions under which he must work. He shall work in harmony with other trades and protect their work from damage. A minimum temperature of 50 degrees F shall be maintained where painting is being done or is drying. The Painter and General Contractor shall jointly guarantee all painting as called for in General Requirements. WORK NOT INCLUDED: The following surfaces will require no paint except as necessary to repair damage. The following items are specified under other Divisions as listed, but shall be bid by the Painting Contractor: Gypboard joint finishing and Texture are called for under Division 9-B. This Sub-Contractor shall state in his proposal to General Contractor if any of the above are included or excluded. Also, note cabinet work may be factory finished. Painter shall bid cabinet work finish separately. WORKMANSHIP: Work shall be done by skilled mechanics in a workman-like manner. Paint shall be of proper consistency and left free of brush marks, sags, or other defects. The Painter's attention is directed to "General" in Division 8-B, regarding the protection of wood doors. Confer with General Contractor. PREPARATION OF SURFACES: Surfaces shall be free from moisture and properly prepared to receive finish. Existing surfaces shall be scraped and sanded to smooth finish and approved by the Architect before applying paint. Sand between coats and remove all dust, dirt, or foreign matter. Woodwork shall be cleaned and dusted before painting. Nails in woodwork shall be set by the Carpenter. Wood surfaces shall be sanded smooth before priming. Woodwork including cracks, joints, and nail holes shall be filled after the first coat with spackling or latex caulking. The Painter shall notify the Architect of any condition which may prevent a satisfactory job. In the absence of such notifications, the Painter will be held responsible for poor work resulting from such conditions. STORAGE OF MATERIALS: A space shall be designated for the storage and mixing of paint, materials and tools. This space shall be adequately protected from damage to floors, walls, etc. Paints shall be kept covered at all times. Take such precautions as needed to prevent fires. 52