N.Y. GCT Law § 67
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Patent plasters
Official statutory text
§ 67. Patent plasters. When patent plasters, such as ivory, acme,\nwindsor, et cetera, are used, lathing, if of wood lath, shall not be\nless than one-quarter inch key space. First coat shall be thoroughly\nscratched to make key to retain second coat, and shall be set before\nsecond coat is applied.\n
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