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The first step in preparing metal for a finish is to
rub it down
with
emery cloth.
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The
metal
should then be
cleaned
with
wet
and
dry
to
make the surface smooth.
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The
metal
may need to be
de-greased
to
remove oil
etc.
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Paint
will completely
cover the surface
of the
metal
, often needing a
primer
before applying.
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Blueing
is a process that puts a
blue protective coating
of
oil
on
steel.
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The
blueing process
involves
heating the steel
to a
dull red colour
and
dipping it in engine oil.
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Metal plating
creates an
outer coating
of
metal
such as
chrome
,
copper
or
nickel
on a
base metal
to
protect
it and
enhance
the
appearance.
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Dip coating
is a process where
metal
is covered in a
plastic coating.
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In the
dip coating process
, the metal is
heated
and
dipped
in a
fluidiser
with
plastic granules
inside to
coat
it.
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