HARDNESS:
The ability of a paint film to resist denting, scratching,
or marring.
HARDBOARD:
Reconstituted natural wood, fabricated by reducing natural
wood to fibers and then pressing the fibers together into
panels of various thickness.
HOLD-OUT: The ability
of a paint film to dry to its normal finish on a somewhat
absorptive surface.
HIDING POWER: The
ability of a paint to hide the previous surface or color.
HOT SPOTS: Lime spots
which are not completely cured and bleed through the
coating on a plastered wall.
HOLIDAYS: Voids in the
dried paint film. |
