Surface, Treatment and Finishes Flashcards

1
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………………………..is needed to run the factory for continues production

A

Highly specialised equipment

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2
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Before applying a surface finish to timber it is important to get the surface…………………

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Smooth and flat

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3
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Any imperfection on the surface such as scratches or dents are often made………………….by by the application of a finish

A

More visible

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4
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How do you get a smooth flat surface own a piece of timber

A

Smoothing plane is the most efficient. On curved surfaces, glass paper is best

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5
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You must always sand in the………direction of the grain

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Same

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6
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What are some things to consider when applying a finish

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The effect to ant to achieve
The environment in which it will be used in
What sort of timber it will be used on

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7
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What finish would you use for a natural timber or plywood

attractive outer layer

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Use a finish which allows you to see the grain pattern of the timber

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8
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What are timber stains

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Stains are applied to enhance or change the colour of the natural timber

Some bright colours can be used (children toys)

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9
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It is important to apply the stain……….

A

Evenly

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10
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The stain itself does not give much………….to the timber and is mainly used to change the colour

A

Protection

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11
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What give timber protection

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An additional finish such as wax or a varnish

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12
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What are preservatives

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Products that repel water and moisture and in some cases resist insect attack

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13
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Give a preservative

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Traditionally a brown product called Crestoate was used on sheds and fences

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14
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Commercially, preservatives can be added to timber based products through the process known as…………..

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Tantalising

This is where the timber is placed in a sealed chamber where the preservative is pumped under pressure, forcing the liquid preservatives to penetrate the outer cells of the timber

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15
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Varnish can achieve a similar look to the polish but give better……………..on the surface of the woods

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Protection

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16
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How does varnish need to be applied

A

Like polish

Built up in thin layers with each layer drying thoroughly before sanding

17
Q

What are tiber oils

A

Enhance the natural his that are found in the wood

The oil soaks into the timber, enhancing it’s ability to repel moisture without creating a layer on top of the wood that would flake off over time

Teak oil is excellent for oily hardwoods

18
Q

What does painting do

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Gives a solid colour finish to the wood you cannot see the grain through it if the surface is flat