6707- 215 Preparing surfaces for decoration practice test

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Knots in timber if left untreated could result in

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The term porosity in relation to timber refers to its

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Which of the following is a suitable primer for both resinous timbers and bitumen-coated
surfaces?

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Which abrasive is used to abrade new wood before painting?

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Which of the following is a solvent-borne primer suitable for timber?

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What is the iron content of non-ferrous metal?

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Which of the following is created at the production stage of steel beams and girders?

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A primer appropriate for non-ferrous metal is

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Open joints are a defect likely to be found in

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Chemically inactive materials are said to be

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Dry lining is suitable for use as

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Failure to remove old peeling coatings prior to repainting could result in

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The correct method of removing paint coatings from a window frame is by

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A hazard which could arise from the use of a steam stripper is

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When removing old paper, it must be allowed to soak so that it

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The correct method of removing paper contaminated with mould is by

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At the end of the working day where should Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) be
stored?

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Multi-coloured spots or patches on defective surfaces are known as

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Crystaline salts on an alkaline surface is known as

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Removing dirt and dust with a tack-rag prior to painting will avoid

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The test to determine if a surface coating is either acrylic or solvent-borne, is known as a

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Bleeding on a painted timber surface can be caused by

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Flaking on a non-ferrous metal surface can be caused by the use of the incorrect

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Plaster cracks caused by material drying out after completion are known as

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Which of the following is the correct sequence for repairing cracks in plaster?
1 Undercutting.
2 Dry Abrading.
3 Raking out.
4 Proud filling.
5 Wetting in.

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One possible effect of heat on plaster is the formation of

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6707- 215 Preparing surfaces for decoration

6707- 215 Preparing surfaces for decoration practice test

6707- 215 Preparing surfaces for decoration practice test

Knots in timber if left untreated could result in

The term porosity in relation to timber refers to its

Which of the following is a suitable primer for both resinous timbers and bitumen-coated surfaces?

Which abrasive is used to abrade new wood before painting?

Which of the following is a solvent-borne primer suitable for timber?

What is the iron content of non-ferrous metal?

Which of the following is created at the production stage of steel beams and girders?

A primer appropriate for non-ferrous metal is

Open joints are a defect likely to be found in

Chemically inactive materials are said to be

Dry lining is suitable for use as

Failure to remove old peeling coatings prior to repainting could result in

The correct method of removing paint coatings from a window frame is by

A hazard which could arise from the use of a steam stripper is

When removing old paper, it must be allowed to soak so that it

The correct method of removing paper contaminated with mould is by

At the end of the working day where should Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) be stored?

Multi-coloured spots or patches on defective surfaces are known as

Crystaline salts on an alkaline surface is known as

Which of the following is a suitable primer for both resinous timbers and bitumen-coated
surfaces?

At the end of the working day where should Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) be
stored?

Which of the following is the correct sequence for repairing cracks in plaster?
1 Undercutting.
2 Dry Abrading.
3 Raking out.
4 Proud filling.
5 Wetting in.

Which of the following would be most suitable for making good screw holes in oak
skirting?