Practice Repairing Surface Defects (4.2) - Introduction to Wall Finishes

Practice: Repairing Surface Defects

Lesson 4.2Introduction to Wall Finishes

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Question 1.
What should you use to fill small cracks in the wall?
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It’s a paste commonly used in repairs.
Question 2.
What is the purpose of sanding?
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Think about preparing surfaces for painting.
3Question 3.
What is the first step in preparing a surface for painting?
- Filling defects
- Cleaning the surface
- Priming
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Think about what needs to be done before any repairs.
4Question 4.
True or False: You should never sand the surface after applying putty.
- True
- False
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Consider the desired finish of the wall.
Question 5.
You have a wall with numerous small cracks and some larger holes. Outline a plan detailing the materials needed, steps to take, and the time you expect each step to take. Consider drying times in your estimates.
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Think about the sequence of filling, drying, sanding, and priming!
Question 6.
During a repair process, you notice that the putty is taking longer to dry than expected. What factors could contribute to this delay, and how could you expedite the process safely?
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Consider environmental conditions and product specifications.

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