Children's Health | Painting Fundamentals

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Which hand tool is best for removing paint from small objects with crevices or rounded edges?
- wire brush
- scraper
- electric paint remover
- pressure washer
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2. Question
What type of material is least likely to be damaged by paint and varnish stripping gel?
- tile
- plaster
- wood
- textiles
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Of the options listed, what is the most time-effective option for removing paint from walls?
- electric paint remover
- wire brush
- large format scraper
- heat gun
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4. Question
What method is best used to clean a wood surface after it’s stripped of paint?
- Soak a soft rag within a solution of equal parts vinegar and water and gently wipe stripped wood.
- Rub the stripped wood surface with 220-grit sandpaper, rinse with water, and follow with a thin layer of wax.
- Use an orbital sander with 120-grit sandpaper, use an orbital sander with 240-grit sandpaper, hand sand using 400 grit sandpaper, use tack cloth between each sanding to remove sawdust
- Soak a soft rag in a methylene chloride-based paint stripper and allow to dry, fill a bucket with one gallon of warm water and one tablespoon of dishwashing soap and using a soft sponge, wipe the wood and allow to air dry, repeat three times
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What material is most appropriate for surfaces that come into direct contact with patients and body fluids?
- vinyl
- wallpaper
- textured plaster
- laminated timber
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6. Question
What is NOT a cause for bubbles and craters on the surface of a painted item?
- The coating is too thin
- Improper surface prep
- Shaking a stir-only type coating
- Fast-drying a coating using external heat
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To ensure that a rooms corners and wall paint match in color, the best painting method is?
- Roll paint as close to the corner as possible and then dab the corner with a brush
- First, dab paint the corner three inches out. After the corner is dry then roll paint the wall.
- First, roll paint the wall and let it dry, then dab paint the corner
- First, paint the corner using semi-circular motions followed by a dab paint. After the corner is dry roll paint the wall.
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The painted edges between a door and it’s frame are sticking together. What is the best remedy?
- Rub both edges with talcum powder
- Remove the paint from both edges and apply a fresh coat of paint
- Use mineral spirits and lightly coat both sides of the surface
- Lightly sand both surfaces with 400 grit (or finer) sandpaper
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