Painting and Decorating

Häftad, Engelska, 2011

AvDerek Butterfield,Alf Fulcher,Brian Rhodes,Bill Stewart,Derick Tickle,John Windsor,Derek (Curriculum Manager for Construction Crafts at Reading College and School of Arts & Design.) Butterfield,Strategy and Training Development at the Construction Industry Training Board.) Fulcher, Alf (Formerly Assistant Director,Brian (Formerly Team Co-ordinator for Construction Crafts at Guildford College of Further and Higher Education.) Rhodes,Hammersmith and West London College.) Stewart, Bill (Formerly Deputy Head of the Department of Crafts,Derick (Formerly Lecturer responsible for Painting and Decorating at Guildford College of Technology.) Tickle,John (Formerly Head of the Building Crafts team at Richmond-upon-Thames College.) Windsor

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This textbook presents a series of concise, simply written and well illustrated technical information sheets, providing essential job knowledge and understanding for the painter and decorator. It gives thorough coverage of materials and equipment ? both decorative and industrial ? currently in use, and gives useful guidance on specification. Throughout, considerable emphasis is placed on safety precautions. The sixth edition has been extensively revised to include new developments in tools, equipment and materials, particularly with regard to spray painting technology and the move to low VOC paints. The chapters on scaffolding and health and safety have also been thoroughly updated to ensure they reflect current regulations and best practice.The content covers the knowledge evidence for both National Vocational Qualifications (NVQs) and Scottish Vocational Qualifications (SVQs) in painting and decorating. The book?s extensive but concise information will also make it an excellent reference for practising painters and decorators. provides essential job knowledge for NVQ Levels 2 and 3 students of painting and decoratingfull colour edition of this highly successful text, first published in 1975thoroughly revised to cover new developments in tools, equipment, materials, scaffolding, and health and safetycompletely new colour illustrations with information presented in simple, structured information sheetsalso of interest to the professional needing specialist up-to-date information

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Utgivningsdatum2011-03-18
Mått185 x 239 x 18 mm
Vikt658 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor320
Upplaga6
FörlagJohn Wiley and Sons Ltd
ISBN9781444335019

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Editor’s note xiPreface to the sixth edition xiiPart 1 Tools and Equipment 11.1 Small tools and equipment 31.1.1 Painters’ hand tools 31.1.2 Paint containers 71.1.3 Mechanical hand tools 81.1.4 Burning-off equipment 111.1.5 Brushes: components and types 121.1.6 Paint rollers 151.1.7 Paint pads and mittens 191.1.8 Paperhangers’ tools and equipment 191.1.9 Graining, marbling and broken-colour tools and brushes 221.1.10 Signwriting and decorative painting tools and brushes 251.1.11 Gilding tools and brushes 281.1.12 Texture-painting tools 291.2 Stripping and cleaning 311.2.1 The steam stripper 311.2.2 Flame-cleaning 321.2.3 Blast cleaning 331.3 Spraying 371.3.1 The spray gun 371.3.2 Containers for spraying 401.3.3 Compressors, receivers, transformers 421.3.4 Hoses and connections 441.3.5 Types of spray system 461.3.6 Airless spray 491.3.7 High-volume low-pressure spray (HVLP) 521.3.8 Cleaning, maintenance and storage of spray equipment 531.3.9 Spray guns for special purposes 541.4 Power sources 571.4.1 Compressed air 571.4.2 Electricity 581.4.3 Gases 601.4.4 The internal combustion engine 61Part 2 Surface Coatings and Specialist Materials 652.1 Introduction 672.1.1 Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) – 2010 Legislation 672.1.2 Composition 682.1.3 Pigments and extenders 702.1.4 Film-formers 712.1.5 Thinners and driers 772.1.6 Properties of paint 792.2 Primers, undercoats and stoppers 812.2.1 Acrylic primer/undercoat 812.2.2 Alkali-resisting primer 812.2.3 Aluminium wood primer 822.2.4 Quick-drying acrylic metal primer 822.2.5 All-purpose primer 832.2.6 Calcium plumbate primer 832.2.7 Etch primer 842.2.8 Wood primer 842.2.9 Preservative primer 852.2.10 Knotting solution 852.2.11 Flexible filler 862.2.12 Spirit-based aluminium sealer 862.2.13 Primer sealer 862.2.14 Stabilising primer (also called stabilising solution) 872.2.15 Plaster sealer 872.2.16 Red lead primer 872.2.17 Zinc chromate metal primer 882.2.18 Zinc phosphate metal primer 882.2.19 Zinc-rich primer and zinc-rich epoxy primer 892.2.20 Alkyd undercoat 892.3 Finishing paints 912.3.1 Interior and exterior metallic paints (formerly bronze/aluminium paint) 912.3.2 Eggshell or satin finish 912.3.3 Matt emulsion paint 922.3.4 Vinyl silk emulsion 932.3.5 Gloss finish 932.3.6 Water-based gloss 942.3.7 Multi-colour finish 942.3.8 Masonry paint 962.3.9 Cellulose coating 972.3.10 Moisture-vapour permeable (MVP) or microporous coatings 972.4 Special paints 992.4.1 Anti-condensation paint 992.4.2 Anti-graffiti paint 992.4.3 Anti-fungal paint 1002.4.4 Bituminous paint 1002.4.5 Cement paint 1012.4.6 Chlorinated rubber paint 1022.4.7 Acrylated rubber paints 1022.4.8 Road line paint 1032.4.9 Machinery enamel 1032.4.10 Floor paint (single pack) 1032.4.11 Damp-proofing compound 104 2.4.12 Epoxy resin paint 1042.4.13 Flame-retardant paint 1052.4.14 Micaceous iron oxide paint 1062.4.15 Fluorescent and luminescent paints (fluorescent and phosphorescent types) 1062.4.16 Dry-fall paint/dry-fog paint 1072.4.17 Blockfiller 1072.4.18 Hygienic coatings 1072.4.19 Polyurethane paint 1082.4.20 Texture-effect paint 1082.4.21 Relief-texture paint (interior) 1092.4.22 Self-cleaning paint 1102.4.23 Heat-resistant paint 1102.5 Clear finishes and wood treatments 1122.5.1 Wood preservatives 1122.5.2 Wood stains (translucent) 1132.5.3 Wood stains (opaque) 1132.5.4 Oil resin varnishes 1132.5.5 Interior varnishes 1142.5.6 Water-repellent solution 1142.5.7 Spirit varnish 1152.5.8 Graining and marbling materials 1152.6 Paint defects 1172.6.1 Defects of surface coatings 1172.6.2 Defects in the tin 1202.7 Gilding and bronzing materials and defects 1252.7.1 Gilding 1252.7.2 Bronzing 1262.7.3 Gilding defects 1272.8 Stencil and masking materials 1292.8.1 Stencil-plate materials 1292.8.2 Other stencil materials 130Part 3 Preparation of Surfaces for Paint and for Clear Finishes 1313.1 Abrasives 1333.1.1 Coated abrasives 1333.1.2 Abrasive powders and other abrasives 1353.2 Making good 1363.2.1 Stopper 1363.2.2 Filler 1363.3 Preparation of previously painted surfaces 1393.3.1 Unsound surfaces 1393.3.2 Sound surfaces 1403.4 Preparation of new, stripped or untreated surfaces 1423.4.1 Properties of building materials 1423.4.2 Very absorbent surfaces 1423.4.3 Absorbent surfaces 1453.4.4 Non-absorbent surfaces 1473.4.5 Chemically active surfaces 1473.4.6 Corrodible surfaces 1493.4.7 Bleeding and non-drying surfaces 1533.5 Natural wood finishes 1553.5.1 Preparation of natural wood surfaces 1553.5.2 Finishes 1563.6 Surface and paint film defects 1573.7 Preparation of surfaces for graining, marbling and surface texturing 1663.8 Preparation of surfaces for gilding and bronzing 167Part 4 Surface Coverings 1694.1 Preparation of surfaces for surface coverings 1714.2 Adhesives 1734.2.1 Starch paste 1734.2.2 Cellulose paste 1734.2.3 Starch ethers or starch-based 1734.2.4 PVA and acrylic adhesives 1744.3 Preparatory papers 1754.3.1 White lining paper 1754.3.2 Glass fibre 1754.4 Flat papers 1774.4.1 Grounds 1774.5 Embossed papers 1794.5.1 Dry embossed paper 1794.5.2 Wet embossed paper 1794.6 Relief papers 1814.6.1 Ingrains: woodchip, oatmeal 1814.6.2 Relief or blown vinyls 1814.7 Washable papers 1824.7.1 Ordinary washable paper 1824.7.2 Vinyl paper 1824.7.3 Paper coated after hanging 1824.7.4 Pre-pasted (ready-pasted) paper 1834.7.5 Photo murals 1834.8 Decorative laminates 1844.8.1 Flock papers 1844.8.2 Wool strand and weftless materials 1844.8.3 Paper-backed hessian 1854.8.4 Grasscloth 1854.8.5 Cloth-backed vinyl 1854.8.6 Silk 1864.8.7 Lincrusta 1864.8.8 Metallic foils 1874.8.9 Cork 1884.9 Defects of surface coverings 1894.10 Glossary of terms 1934.11 International performance symbols 196Part 5 Scaffolding 1975.1 Ladders, trestles, stepladders 1995.1.1 Ladders 1995.1.2 Ladder attachments 2005.1.3 Roof ladder 2005.1.4 Trestles 2015.1.5 Stepladders 2025.1.6 Fixed-leg adjustable steel trestles 2025.1.7 Hop-ups 2035.2 Boards, staging, working platforms 2045.2.1 Scaffold boards 2045.2.2 Lightweight staging 2045.2.3 Classes of portable plant 2055.3 Scaffolding 2065.3.1 Tubular components 2065.3.2 System or unit scaffold 2085.3.3 Independent scaffold 2105.3.4 Putlog scaffold 2115.3.5 Birdcage scaffold 2115.3.6 Slung scaffold 2125.3.7 Truss-out scaffold 2145.4 Ropes, knots 2155.4.1 Types of rope 2155.4.2 Knots 2155.5 Safety equipment 2175.5.1 Safety belts, harnesses 2175.5.2 Safety nets and sheets 2185.6 Statutory obligations 220Part 6 Safety, Health and Welfare 2216.1 Health and safety at work 2236.1.1 Health and Safety at Work Act 2236.1.2 Health-and-safety regulations 2236.2 Fire precautions 2296.2.1 Common causes of fire 2296.2.2 Fire-fighting 2306.2.3 Treatment for burning clothing 2306.3 Storage of materials 2326.4 Lead paint 2356.4.1 Control of Lead at Work Regulations 2002 (‘CLAW’) 2356.4.2 Removal of paint systems containing lead 2366.5 Hygiene 2376.5.1 General principles of hygiene 2376.5.2 Industrial dermatitis (occupational skin disease) 2376.6 Fumes, dust, noise, vibration 2396.6.1 Fumes 2396.6.2 Dust 2406.6.3 Noise 2436.6.4 Vibration 2436.6.5 Radiation 2446.7 Lifting 2456.8 First Aid 2466.8.1 First-aid requirements 2466.8.2 First-aid treatment 246Part 7 Specification 2497.1 Components of buildings – exterior 2517.2 Components of buildings – interior 2527.3 Components of buildings – staircases 2547.4 Types of door and window 2557.5 Job planning 2577.5.1 Interior painting 2577.5.2 Exterior painting 2577.5.3 Wall and ceiling hanging 2587.5.4 Construction documents 2597.6 Choice of method of paint application 2617.7 Costing 2637.7.1 General procedure for large contracts 2637.7.2 General procedure for small (jobbing) contracts 2637.7.3 Information for costing small painting jobs 2637.7.4 Glossary of terms 2657.8 Calculations 2677.8.1 International system of units (SI) 2677.8.2 Calculating superficial area (area super) 2677.8.3 Levers and beams 2677.8.4 Scales 2697.9 British standards 2707.9.1 British standards 270Part 8 Colour 2738.1 Colour and light 2758.1.1 The spectrum 2758.1.2 Effect of artificial light on colour 2768.1.3 Types of artificial light 2768.1.4 Metameric colour effect 2768.1.5 Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (dda) 2768.2 Colour organisation 2788.2.1 Pigment-mixture colour circle 2788.2.2 Munsell scale 2788.3 Colour standards 2818.3.1 BS 1710: 1984 Specification for identification of pipelines and services 2818.3.2 BS 4800: 1989 Schedule of paint colours for building purposes 2818.3.3 BS 5499-5: 2002 Graphical symbols & signs incl. fire safety and signs with specific safety meanings 2828.3.4 NCS–Natural Colour System ® ©: an international colour standard 2828.4 Terms related to colour schemes 286Part 9 Glazing 2899.1 Types of glass and glazing compound 2919.1.1 Clear sheet glass 2919.1.2 Patterned glass 2919.1.3 Safety glazing materials 2919.1.4 Glazing compounds 2929.2 Handling and storage of glass 2939.2.1 Handling glass 2939.2.2 Storage 2939.3 Measuring and cutting glass 2949.3.1 Measuring for glass 2949.3.2 Planning for cutting glass 2949.3.3 Relevant glazing sizes 2949.3.4 Cutting glass 2959.4 Methods of glazing 2969.4.1 Timber frames 2969.4.2 Metal frames 2969.4.3 Setting or location blocks 2979.5 Double glazing 298Part 10 Useful websites 29910.1 Useful websites 301Index 303

"This guide to professional painting by Butterfield (Construction Crafts at Reading College) provides readers with easy to understand yet complete information on all aspects of interior and exterior house painting. Tools, equipment, materials, and procedures are thoroughly covered as well as health and safety code information. With full color illustrations and an easily navigable format, this guide serves as an ideal reference for those in the painting profession." (Booknews, 1 June 2011