BT pt. 2

What will you use to paint a Steel Gate of a perimeter fence?

• Quick Dry Enamel a.
• Latex b.
• Duco c.
• Acrylic d.

Xyladecor is manufactured by?

• Dutch Boy a.
• Boysen b.
• Rain or Shine c.
• Davies Paints d.

This Paint company started its operation in 1953 as a repacker of paint and thinners under the trade name of Columbus. In 1958, they started paint production with the introduction of an economy grade paint called NATION. Finally, in 1960, they obtained a license from Walter N. Boysen Company of Oakland, California, USA to manufacture Boysen Paints in the Philippines. Today, it is one of the world's largest paint manufacturer. What is its "current" Corporate Name?

• Nation Paint Manufacturing, Inc. a.
• Boysen Philippines, Inc. b.
• Pacific Paints (Boysen) Philippines Inc. c.
• Pacific Paint & Oil Manufacturing, Inc. d.

Which is best for waterproofing walls and floors?

• Xyladecor a.
• Elastomeric Paint b.
• Latex c.
• Red Oxide d.

To avoid chalking of a paint, what should be done?

• Buy a new roller a.
• New paint b.
• Do not paint when humid c.
• Put Water d.

Why is acrylic latex considered the most flexible paint?

• Can be mixed with any kind of thinner a.
• Used in wood, concrete, and steel b.
• Interior and exterior, odorless c.
• Used as primer d.

What happens when Enamel is applied to metals?

• Takes a long time to dry a.
• It will not bond b.
• It will adhere c.
• Blistering d.

A water-based paint that is produced with synthetic acrylic binders. It is durable and resistant to scratches and is ideal for general painting projects on both metallic and non-metallic surfaces.

• Alkyd Paint a.
• Elastomeric Paint b.
• Latex Paint c.
• Enamel Paint d.

A paint defect caused by a failure in the paint film where it takes on a cracking pattern of deep relief resembling a reptile’s skin such as that of an alligator.

• Blistering a.
• Sagging b.
• Alligatoring c.
• Chalking d.

A paint defect which is identifiable as a fine chalky powder that forms on the surface of a paint film.

• Blistering a.
• Sagging b.
• Checking c.
• Chalking d.