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The Byzantine phase of his last years is characterised by thinner layers of paint, with patches of unpainted surface.

An unpainted rear sanitary service passage, originally for the service of the earth closets, is located behind the cubicles.

It was constructed of unpainted, Southern Yellow pine and opened to the public on March 23, 1991.

The bodywork on the Avus was designed by J Mays and inspired by Auto Union race cars of the 1930s, which featured unpainted aluminum bodies.

The ride was originally painted with dark green supports, bright green track and unpainted rails.

When the coaster first opened, it was painted with dark green supports, bright green track and unpainted rails.

Prior to this, the fleet (consisting of Optare Solos) were unpainted and fairly run down, even lacking roll blinds.

Paint analysis of the harling on the exterior shows that it might have been left as an unpainted pale grey initially.

Burns kept the prices affordable by selling the houses unpainted, the yards unplanted (while providing buyers with access to plants that could be purchased for 25 and 50 cents each) and by leaving the streets without sidewalks—many of which remain without sidewalks to this day.

When aluminium bus bodies became the norm, large areas of the surface were left unpainted, with just red front and back and blue strips down the side, in order to save money.

After World War II, to replace hand-operated sliding doors on the London Underground, unpainted aluminium R Stock reused the newer Q Stock trailers purchased before the war.

For the deep-level tubes the unpainted aluminium 1959 stock was developed to replace pre-war designs, and entered service on the Piccadilly line and later on the Central.

Permeable (>10"nbsp;US"nbsp;perm, or >570"nbsp;SI"nbsp;perm) – such as unpainted gypsum board and plaster, unfaced fiber glass insulation, cellulose insulation, unpainted stucco, cement sheathings, spunbonded polyolefin or some polymer-based exterior air barrier films.