Woodworking Stains & Finishes

What is being applied to wood  in the photo________?

• Stain
• Wax
• Sanding
• Wood Putty

A stain is designed to enhance the wood  ______ and change the _____ of wood.

• grain + structure
• grain + color
• glue + color
• grain + knots

The photo depicted has a series of test _______ of stained wood

• glue
• grit
• holes
• swatches

A ___________ is applied to wood over a stain in order to protect the wood.

• veneer
• finish
• tack cloth
• 600 grit sand paper

What is being applied to wood  in the photo________?

• veneer
• wax
• stain
• finish

___________ usually consists of several coats of wax, shellac, drying oil, lacquer, polyurethane, varnish, or paint applied to wood.

• Sanding
• Stain
• Finish
• Veneer

In terms of sandpaper; the abrasive particles on the sandpaper is referred to as ___________

• Grit
• Kerf
• Verneer
• Wood Putty

In terms of sandpaper; 40 grit is very__________

• Rough
• Fine
• Wet
• Smooth

A very fine sandpaper for woodworking is considered to be _____________

• 40 Grit
• 400 Grit
• 60 Grit
• 120 Grit

Between applying coats of finish one should _____ between coats

• Stain
• Scrape
• Wax
• Sand