Finishes and materials

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Which of the following finishes is NOT suitable for wood? Varnish, Paint, Tanalising, Galvanising

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Galvanising

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Which of the following finishes is NOT suitable for wood? Varnish, Waxing, Oiling

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Anodising

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Which of the following might you do before applying a finish to wood? Sand in the direction of the grain, Apply a sanding sealer, Apply a primer or undercoat, All of the above

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All of the above

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Which of the following is a finish NOT suitable for metal? Varnishing, Dip Coating, Anodising, Powder Coating

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Varnishing

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Which of the following is a finish NOT suitable for metal? Galvanising, Dip Coating, Tanalising, Powder Coating

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Tanalising

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Which of the following is the correct order for Dip Coating? Options: Evenly heat metal, dip into fluidised plastic powder, put in oven to cure.; Dip into fluidised plastic powder, evenly heat metal, put in oven to cure.; Put in oven to cure, dip into fluidised plastic powder, evenly heat metal.; Dip into fluidised plastic powder, put in oven to cure, evenly heat metal.

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Evenly heat metal, dip into fluidised plastic powder, put in oven to cure.

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The image shows the basics of which process?

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Powder Coating

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The image shows the basics of which process?

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Galvanising

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What are the advantages of tanalising timber?

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Prevents insect attack, stops decay, means the wood can be used outside.

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Which of the following finishes is NOT suitable for paper or card? Varnishing, Embossing, Foil application

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Anodising