Sentences with phrase «then abrade»

He would solder bronze panels together and then abrade the surface and treat it with ferric nitrate, cupric nitrate, iron oxide, or other acids.

We then abrade the surface with a hyperfine sanding process, polishing it to a beautifully smooth anodized finish.

Making use of a gritty dry slip glazing which is often sanded with electric grinders helps and then abrading the clay creates a textured surface that conjures weatherworn structures.

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Kierkegaard was saying that if a philosophy bears a message fit to assist in building the Kingdom of God, then something in that message will hurt the heads or abrade the sensitivities of ordinarily sinful people» folks like us.

As for the skin version of the test, animals» fur is shaved and then several layers of skin are removed with sticky tape before technicians apply test substances and cover over the abraded area with plastic sheeting.

The initial graphene - making methods worked similarly to pencil writing: researchers would abrade some graphite and then search the debris with a microscope for suitable samples or separate individual flakes with sticky tape.

Jones then paints numerous layers, repeatedly sanding and reworking the surface to attain a natural abraded texture.

He pours, abrades, and compresses tar, then spray varnishes it a few times to boot.

The Frenchman Dubuffet frequently scratched and abraded the surface of his black - and - white drawings from the years after the Liberation; one picture here is actually done on sandpaper, which Dubuffet slathered with black paint, then scraped away to produce a quartet of figures with demented smiles.

By then a signature manner of working had been arrived at: imagery pitched to a towering scale; terse juxtapositions of figure and ground; and surfaces that were scabby, tenuous, and abraded.

These can be repaired with a maintenance coat in which the finish on the flooring is lightly abraded and then a new coat of finish is applied.

Then lightly abrade with moistened sand paper or a stainless - steel scouring pad — make sure you go with the grain of the wood.