Metal Finishes (Junior Cert Wood Technology): Flashcards

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Main weakness of metals like iron & steel

Susceptible to corrosion (rust/tarnish)

Purpose of metal finish

Protective barrier

Primary benefit of metal finishes

Preventing rust and tarnish

First step when painting metal

Thoroughly cleaning the metal

Main advantage of painting metal

Vast range of colours available

Lacquering acts as a...

Transparent protective layer

Key advantage of lacquering

Preserves natural shiny appearance

How electroplating works

Electrical current deposits thin metal layer

Advantage of electroplating

Makes inexpensive metals appear like costly ones

Galvanising process

Dipping in molten zinc

Key advantage of galvanising

Extremely strong protection against rust

How bluing (gun bluing) works

Treats steel with heat or chemicals

Powder coating process

Electrostatic gun sprays powder, then baking in oven

Key advantage of powder coating

Exceptionally durable

Limitation of polishing

Provides minimal corrosion protection

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