Applying paint systems by brush & roller Unit 118

What is the hazard when preparing old surfaces.

• Zinc in the paint

• Calcium in the paint

• Iron in the paint

• Lead in the paint

What does VOC stand for?

• Volatile Organic Compounds

• Visual Ocular Cavity

• Volatile Orange Compounds

• Very Organic Compounds

What defect causes 'cissing' on a paint application?

• Dust on the surface/substrate

• Grease on the surface/substrate

• Frost on the surface/substrate

• The application was too thin.

What defect causes 'nibs' on a paint application?

• Dust on the application

• Grease on the application

• Water on the application

• Frost on the application.

What does 'laying off' mean?

• Painting in a straight line

• Applying a heavy coat of paint

• Applying a thin coat of paint

• Spreading the paint out evenly

What does the term 'cutting in' mean ?

• Using a larger roller

• Using a smaller brush

• Smoothing the paint application to an even coating

• Painting with to a defined edge with the application.

What does 'loading the brush/roller' mean?

• Dipping the brush/roller into the paint kettle or roller tray

• Pouring paint into a paint kettle/roller tray

• Storing the brush and roller safely and correctly

• Applying paint to a wall or large surface

What does the term 'pile' mean?

• The type of covering of the roller

• The size of the brush

• The depth of the roller covering

• The width of the roller covering

Which type of roller is the takes the longest to wash?

• Long pile roller

• Mohair roller

• Lambs wool roller

• Foam

What does the term 'acrylic' mean?

• The product is oil based

• The product can be cleaned with white spirit

• The product is water based

• The product does not need stirring