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WorksheetsSurface finishes and coatings
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 7mins
Coating (especially aluminium)
with a protective layer is called...
Anodising
Bio-stoning
Electroplating
Biological finishes that use natural enzymes to change
a ……….. appearance.
Anodising
Bio-stoning,
bio-polishing
Electroplating
A method of transferring
a digital image/digital printing.
Image dyeing
Dylon transfer
Dye sublimation
& transfer
Coating an object with a thin layer of metal by use of electricity.
Anodising
Electroplating
Galvanising
A process of coating steel with zinc
Galvanising
Chrome planting
Laminating
Dyeing that takes place in a large bucket or ...
Tie Die
Dylon wash
VAT dyeing
Powder applied electrostatically and then cured under heat. ie: the powder is attracted to the electrostatically charged item then it's baked is called...
Dry Powder Coating
Plastic coating
Plastic wrapping
A highly reflective coating used to improve durability and aesthetics.
Galvanising
Electroplating
Chrome plating
Coating a surface by dipping it into liquid plastisol (a liquid vinyl)
Dip coating
Powder coating
Plastic laminating
A way of applying a preservative to wood in a vacuum till it has reached maximum saturation.
Pressure Creosoting
Pressure Preserving
Pressure impregnation
An advantage of tanalising is...
It is environmentally friendly
Provides a very good surface finish
Economical use of materials
A disadvantage of creosote (tar oil) is...
Very strong tar smell
Weak preservative
Not environmentally friendly
Which wood finish will not stand up to heat and liquids may stain it?
Beeswax polish
Linseed or teak oil
Olive oil
Disadvantages of paint and varnish (for wood or metals) are...
Limited range of colours
Can chip and flake off
Hard to apply
