Wood Finish Uses

Question 1

Polyurethane varnish application

Answer 1

Apply a thin coat with a brush in the direction of the green. Several thin coats can be applied rubbing down with twin coats with fine grade glass paper.

Question 2

Water based paint application

Answer 2

Applied with a brush roller or spray. Which knots should be treated with Notting solution to prevent the resin is an out and spoiling the finish.
The surface should be primed and an undercoat applied prior to finish.

Question 3

Stains application

Answer 3

Applied with a brush roller or spray. Surfaces should be grease spray prior to application.

Question 4

Colour wash application

Answer 4

With a wet sponge

Question 5

Wax application

Answer 5

Applied with a brush or stocky net cloth then once dry buff with a clean lint three cloth

Question 6

Yacht varnish application

Answer 6

With a brush or spray directly onto the wood

Question 7

Danish oil application

Answer 7

Apply with a lint free cloth rub the oil into the surface of the wood in the direction of the grain.

Leave the wood to absorb the oil for five minutes and rub the access oil with a clean cloth

Lightly sand or rub with wire wool to open up the green between coats

Question 8

Teak oil application

Answer 8

Apply with a lymph free cloth rub the oil into the surface of the wood in the direction of the grain. Leave the wood herbs absorb oil for five minutes then Rob access oil with a clean cloth. This is used for naturally oil wood.

Question 9

Polyurethane varnish

Answer 9

Provides a hard tough heatproof waterproof finish.
Clear finish allows the grain of the wood to be seen through the finish

Question 10

Water based paints

Answer 10

Paint provides both protection and colour. It can be applied for both indoor and outdoor use and predominantly used for softwood.
Paint makes surfaces more aesthetically pleasing tougher harder and resistant to moisture.

Question 11

Stains

Answer 11

Help colour and enhance the grain.

Stains can be used to colour an inexpensive word to make it look more expensive. They do not have any protective properties.

Question 12

Colour wash

Answer 12

Used to help colour the word to make it more aesthetically pleasing or add advantage style while allowing the brain show

Question 13

Wax

Answer 13

Can be buffed to provide a high gloss finish.
Increases the surface hardness and toughness.
Clear finish allows the grain of the wood to be seen through the finish

Question 14

Yacht varnish

Answer 14

Suitable for words that are outside all year round such as doors, window frames or boats parts
Increases toughness hardness and Wethe resistance

Question 15

Danish oil

Answer 15

Maintains the natural appearance of the timber soaks into the wood and enhances the grain.
Not a hard wearing finish but regular application and subsequent coats build up mat water resistant finish

Question 16

Teak oil

Answer 16

Primarily used for outdoor wood products to improve where resistance and resistance to fungal and insect attack.
Aesthetically pleasing as grain as enhanced