| |
| | Wood Finishing Terms, Definitions, Glossary |
 | | A coating used to isolate a dye, stain, glaze, or topcoat either from the surface to which it is applied or a previous coating for the purpose of increasing adhesion, insuring compatibility, or isolating contamination. |
 | | Narrow (or wide curtain-like) downward movement of a film finish; may be caused by the application of too much coating, the collection of excess quantities of finish at irregularities in the surface (cracks, holes, etc.), or excessive material continuing to flow after the surrounding surface has set. |
 | | A coat of highly thinned finish used to partially seal the wood's surface before a dye, stain, glaze, or toner is applied. |
| www.furniturefinishwizard.com /definitions.htm (9771 words) |
|