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Re: Naked Eric H. on East 86th Street...
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Met History <[log in to unmask]>
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Chapel of the unPowered nailers.
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Fri, 19 Jan 2001 12:15:55 EST
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In a message dated 01/19/2001 11:40:15 AM Eastern Standard Time,
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<< It is a rubberized asphalt material - Ice and Water Shield or Bituthene
 (similar products for different locations) by W. R. Grace used for through
 wall flashing and also plaza waterproofing.  >>

Eric, is it designed to adhere to the steel, and thus "keep water away"?  In
that case, this is a more advanced method than just painting the steel,
correct?  On modern office buildings, do they still paint the steel?

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