polyurethane
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Unlike finish paints, shellac-base primer-sealers, such as Zinsser's B-I-N, will adhere to all cabinet surfaces-painted, polyurethaned , unfinished, Formica, plastic, metal and glass-to form a sound base for the topcoat.
coat or protect with polyurethane.
noun
The polymer is polyurethane , which is foamed to create closed cells.
a synthetic resin in which the polymer units are linked by urethane groups, used chiefly as constituents of paints, varnishes, adhesives, and foams.
example
A lightweight foam polymer, usually polystyrene or 'polyurethane' , forms the core of the surfboard.
Remember to 'polyurethane' your creations after painting to protect them!
The polymer is 'polyurethane' , which is foamed to create closed cells.
Athletic shoes can contain several petrochemical polymers in their soles and uppers: butadiene, 'polyurethane' , polyethylene, and nylon, to name a few.
Materials that exhibit most of these properties are typically polymer-based, either 'polyurethane' or epoxy.
five coats of 'polyurethane'
Insulation materials have also changed over the years from the original cork sheeting to the CFC-free, foamed in place rigid 'polyurethane' used today.
Unlike finish paints, shellac-base primer-sealers, such as Zinsser's B-I-N, will adhere to all cabinet surfaces-painted, 'polyurethaned' , unfinished, Formica, plastic, metal and glass-to form a sound base for the topcoat.
I filled a couple of nail holes in a transition strip from tile to wood and then I 'polyurethaned' the transition strip.
Mother has a bad habit of seeing to it that antiques are duly re-finished and 'polyurethaned' .
Usually they're in those awful Martha Stewart-ey sort of catalogues, stained a deep cherry and then 'polyurethaned' for the storage of itty-bitty curios (which are sold on the facing page).
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