Paints And Coatings
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- 1.A solution of a pigment in water, oil, or organic solvent, used to cover wood or metal articles either for protection or for appearance
- A.
Paint
- B.
Varnish
- C.
Stain
- 2.Are air-drying materials applied by brush or spray to architectural and structural surfaces and forms for decorative and protective purposes
- A.
Architectural Paint
- B.
Commercial Paint
- C.
Industrial Paint
- 3.Air-drying or baking-cured materials applied by brush, spray, or magnetic agglomeration to kitchen and laundry appliances, automobile, machinery, and furniture and used as highway marking materials
- A.
Architectural Paint
- B.
Commercial Paint
- C.
Industrial Paint
- 4.Subdivided by their intended service: corrosion-resistant coatings, high temperature coatings, and coatings for immersion service
- A.
Architectural Paint
- B.
Commercial Paint
- C.
Industrial Paint
- 5.Gives the paint a colour, but also plays a role in its consistency, ease of application, drying ability, durability and hardness
- A.
Pigment
- B.
Binder
- C.
Vehicle
- D.
Solvent
- 6.A liquid in which pigment is dispersed before being applied to a surface in order to control consistency, adhesion, gloss and durability
- A.
Pigment
- B.
Binder
- C.
Vehicle
- D.
Solvent
- 7.Makes the coat of paint retain its structure, and binds it to the surface to which it is applied
- A.
Pigment
- B.
Binder
- C.
Vehicle
- D.
Solvent
- 8.Dissolves the paint to make it usable at normal room temperatures
- A.
Pigment
- B.
Binder
- C.
Vehicle
- D.
Solvent
- 9.Are basecoats applied to a surface to improve the adhesion of subsequent coats of paint or varnish
- A.
Primers
- B.
Sealers
- C.
Oil Paint
- D.
Alkyd Paints
- E.
Latex
- F.
Epoxy
- G.
Rust Inhibiting Paints
- H.
Fire Retardant Paints
- I.
Heat Resistant Paint
- J.
Intumescent Paint
- 10.Are basecoats applied to a surface to reduce absorption of subsequent coats of paint or varnish, or to prevent bleeding through the finish coat
- A.
Primers
- B.
Sealers
- C.
Oil Paint
- D.
Alkyd Paints
- E.
Latex
- F.
Epoxy
- G.
Rust Inhibiting Paints
- H.
Fire Retardant Paints
- I.
Heat Resistant Paint
- J.
Intumescent Paint
- 11.Utilize a drying oil that oxidizes and hardens to form a tough elastic film when exposed to thin layer of air.
- A.
Primers
- B.
Sealers
- C.
Oil Paint
- D.
Alkyd Paints
- E.
Latex
- F.
Epoxy
- G.
Rust Inhibiting Paints
- H.
Fire Retardant Paints
- I.
Heat Resistant Paint
- J.
Intumescent Paint
- 12.Have as a binder an alkyd resin, such as chemically modified soy or linseed oil.
- A.
Primers
- B.
Sealers
- C.
Oil Paint
- D.
Alkyd Paints
- E.
Latex
- F.
Epoxy
- G.
Rust Inhibiting Paints
- H.
Fire Retardant Paints
- I.
Heat Resistant Paint
- J.
Intumescent Paint
- 13.Have as a binder an acrylic resin that coalesces as water evaporates from the emulsion.
- A.
Primers
- B.
Sealers
- C.
Oil Paint
- D.
Alkyd Paints
- E.
Latex
- F.
Epoxy
- G.
Rust Inhibiting Paints
- H.
Fire Retardant Paints
- I.
Heat Resistant Paint
- J.
Intumescent Paint
- 14.Have an epoxy resin as a binder for increased resistance to corrosion, abrasion and chemicals.
- A.
Primers
- B.
Sealers
- C.
Oil Paint
- D.
Alkyd Paints
- E.
Latex
- F.
Epoxy
- G.
Rust Inhibiting Paints
- H.
Fire Retardant Paints
- I.
Heat Resistant Paint
- J.
Intumescent Paint
- 15.Formulated with anti-corrosive pigments to prevent /reduce the corrosion of metal surfaces.
- A.
Primers
- B.
Sealers
- C.
Oil Paint
- D.
Alkyd Paints
- E.
Latex
- F.
Epoxy
- G.
Rust Inhibiting Paints
- H.
Fire Retardant Paints
- I.
Heat Resistant Paint
- J.
Intumescent Paint
- 16.Formulated with silicone and polyvinyl chloride or other substance to reduce the flame spread of a combustible material.
- A.
Primers
- B.
Sealers
- C.
Oil Paint
- D.
Alkyd Paints
- E.
Latex
- F.
Epoxy
- G.
Rust Inhibiting Paints
- H.
Fire Retardant Paints
- I.
Heat Resistant Paint
- J.
Intumescent Paint
- 17.Specially formulated w/ silicone resins to withstand high temperatures
- A.
Primers
- B.
Sealers
- C.
Oil Paint
- D.
Alkyd Paints
- E.
Latex
- F.
Epoxy
- G.
Rust Inhibiting Paints
- H.
Fire Retardant Paints
- I.
Heat Resistant Paint
- J.
Intumescent Paint
- 18.Exposed to the heat of a fire, swell to form a thick insulating layer of inert foam that retards flame spread and combustion
- A.
Primers
- B.
Sealers
- C.
Oil Paint
- D.
Alkyd Paints
- E.
Latex
- F.
Epoxy
- G.
Rust Inhibiting Paints
- H.
Fire Retardant Paints
- I.
Heat Resistant Paint
- J.
Intumescent Paint
- 19.A solution of dye or suspension of pigment in a vehicle, applied to penetrate and color a wood surface without obscuring the grain
- A.
Paint
- B.
Varnish
- C.
Stain
- 20.A penetrating stain made by dissolving dye in a water vehicle.
- A.
Water
- B.
Spirit
- C.
Pigmented
- D.
Oil
- 21.A penetrating stain made by dissolving dye in an alcohol or spirit vehicle.
- A.
Water
- B.
Spirit
- C.
Pigmented
- D.
Oil
- 22.An oil stain containing pigments capable of obscuring the grain and texture of a wood surface
- A.
Water
- B.
Spirit
- C.
Pigmented
- D.
Oil
- 23.Made by dissolving dye or suspending pigment in a drying oil or oil varnish vehicle.
- A.
Water
- B.
Spirit
- C.
Pigmented
- D.
Oil
- 24.A liquid preparation of a resin dissolved in an oil or in alcohol that when spread and allowed to dry forms a hard, lustrous and transparent coating
- A.
Paint
- B.
Varnish
- C.
Stain
- 25.Marine varnish is a durable, weather resistant varnish made from durable resins and linseed or tung oil.
- A.
Spar
- B.
Polyurethane
- C.
Lacquer
- D.
Shellac
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