Sentences with phrase «protects painted surface»

Durable, breathable, quality material protects painted surface from common daily wear without damaging clear - coat paint finish.

Wax or poly will protect the painted surface.

Not exact matches

Anti-graffiti overlaminates from 3M protect train graphics and surfaces from damage caused by spray painting, felt tip markers and other methods

Bracknell, UK, 24 July 2012 — Diversified technology company 3M addresses vandalism and graffiti issues in the transportation sector with two new overlaminates designed to protect train graphics and surfaces from damage caused by spray painting, felt tip markers and other methods.

Durable plastics can be sprayed or painted on just about any surface, protecting against icy buildup

Place sheets of plastic underneath your scarf to protect your work surface from any paint that might seep through.

The concept rolls on specially manufactured 20 inch light alloy wheels and was painted in Diamond White Magno with a matte clearcoat to protect the surface.

Protect your investment: Hulls of keelboats that are in the water all season have to be repainted yearly with a non-fouling paint, and wood surfaces should be periodically sanded and varnished.

Collector's Tip to Protect your Art Collection Cleaning advice for paintings and artwork not under glass Every once in a while take a clean damp cloth (like an old cotton tee shirt) and gently wipe the surface of an acrylic painting off to remove grime that has accumulated.

Having used sheets of newspaper to protect the surfaces of the studio while painting the objects, and upon observing the resultant drips and slicks that obscured the newspaper images, Spremberg discovered startling compositions in which the variegated paint both disrupted and distorted the original photograph.

Used masking tape in order to protect the surfaces that weren't painted Painter's Helper, Express Employment Professionals, Tyler, TX, 2004 - 2007 Duties and responsibilities

Applied paint, ink or lacquer in order to decorate and to protect surfaces, using brushes or spray guns

The Building Maintenance Technician (BMT)- Painter will apply coats of paint, varnish, stains, wall paper, enamels, or lacquer to decorate and protect interior surfaces.

AAA Renovators, Houston, TX House Painter June 1999 — July 2004 • Worked in a team - oriented fast - paced environment to deliver an extraordinary customer experience • Operated paint equipment and power tools • Refinished fixtures and furniture such as chairs, benches, and tables • Protected surfaces for the duration of the painting by covering the surface with appropriate fillers and applying the proper waterproofing and weather paints • Painted utensils regularly to keep away from corrosion • Repaired walls using fillers to close holes and cracks

I love using wax for a clear coat on paint because it is so fast and easy to apply, but really does protect the surface from normal use.

You do have to apply wax to protect the paint and with some surfaces, like kitchen cabinets or dining tables, you'll have to reapply wax from time to time.

Always use heat mats, placemats, and coasters to protect your painted and waxed surfaces.

A topcoat should be applied to milk paint to protect its matte, absorbent surface.

On the top and the frequently touched surfaces, a coat of clear wax protects the paint.

After all, we wax our cars and buff them, and those waxed surfaces don't bleed wax or lose their durability — in fact, the wax is what protects the auto's paint.

With my working surface area protected with newspaper, I applied a few even coats of the spray paint (follow manufacturers instructions) and set the legs aside until I was ready to use them.

Oil based spray paint formula protects surfaces from rust and corrosion.

I placed the unpainted ornaments on the bed of dried leaves as I wanted to protect the surface from the paint.

Protect a white tabletop with a PVC cloth as some surfaces absorb colour from paints and pens.