"Paints are liquids because a liquid is runny so it helps to paint on paper "
Paints are not all liquid, some are solid eg. watercolours etc - they are mostly liquid so they are easier to use, do not solidify easily can be munufactured in large quantities.
Paints are liquids so they can be evenly applied over a surface with varying thicknesses of paint by applying several or few coatings.
To put this in perspective, if paint was as gas, as soon as we open up the can, the paint will escape into the atmosphere and we can't put it on walls.
Also, if the paint were a solid from the get-go, we still couldn't apply it to walls or ceilings because it would not stick.
Thus, paints must be liquids first, and then it dries out on the walls or ceilings to produce a solid, nice colored wall or ceiling.
HS paints are paints that WHEN IT DRYS IT MAKES IT SHINY
Crown Paints was created in 1850.
MAB Paints was created in 1899.
As long as there are no sharp objects (so woodcarving is out) and all of your liquids (paints, etc.) are less than 3 oz. and fit comfortably in a 1 quart bag with all of your other liquids, you'll be fine.
Before any interior painting
Because non-volatile liquids don't work.
Rubbish mover as in trash truck: Oh yes. People throw away an astonishing array of items, to include a number of different liquids, benign and not so benign to the environment. Some of the most common liquids one might find in a trash truck are paints, pesticides, herbicides, and cleaning chemicals.
HS paints are paints that WHEN IT DRYS IT MAKES IT SHINY
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VOC paint stands for volatile organic compounds. VOC are found in many paints and other products. VOC's emit gases from certain room temperature solids and liquids.
CaO is used in white paints usually paints
Paints can consist of a lot of different substances. There are water/latex-based paints that pretty much has to be drunk by the cup to be "dangerous", then there are solvent based paints that contains benzene and other nasties, where prolonged exposure will lead to brain damage. Some paints contains chemicals designed to prevent mold, some yacht paints contains toxins to stop barnacles and seaweed from growing and these can certainly be dangerous as well. Some epoxy based paints will affect your breathing during/after extended exposure-that's certainly dangerous too. Paint is a dangerous good and is classified under Flammable Liquids. If you read most of the content written in most paint products, they would have a warning regarding the hazards of the product.
Yes, you can labour with paints.
Class B: Class B extinguishers are used on fires involving flammable liquids, such as grease, gasoline, oil, and oil-based paints.
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