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Basic Overview Of Home Painting Bend OR

By Nora Jennings


The field of painting covers two areas of activity: coating, surface treatment, including the pretreatment of surfaces and applying toppings (wallpapering, wall, ceiling and floor coverings, film coatings, etc.). Home painting Bend OR involves the application of primer, paint and varnish layers for protection and redecoration. The scope refers to plaster, stone, wood, concrete, metal and plastic surfaces.

Brushes, which consist of a hardwood handle are protected by a resistant varnish and hair silk attached on a metal ring. They may be round or flat and are of different diameters which are generally indicated on shell or on the handle. The most used are size 2 1/2 inches and 3 inches. There are other sizes such as 1/2 inch to 4 inches. All these tools are used as to apply the primer coating. These are also useful to pass varnishes and stains.

The painters are often the last to work on a construction site, as one person or in teams depending on the amount of work to be performed. After refurbishment, the place becomes clean and habitable. This depends on the quality of workmanship. In a training center, apprentices can obtain the CAP and BP. The certificate of BP is available in two years after a CAP. It allows apprentices to quickly enter the workforce and deepen knowledge in decorative products such as patinas, glaze, faux wood, faux marble, etc.

This diploma represents a double benefit, on the one hand, a high qualification in a desired area, and secondly the possibility of opening a business. Learning time for the CAP varies from one to three years. Alternation allows both starting work in business and study. Following this qualification, students may continue on a BP that lasts two years. In LEP (vocational school), a CAP takes place over two years. One can also choose to make a further commitment to continue for one year so as to learn plastering or decorating.

Passing this exam entitles the holder to transition into the normal training and the writing of final examination after a further year of studying. Previously at least three and a maximum of five years of practical experience were required as a journeyman, to log the master test for the coating and decorating trade.

For speed and efficiency, the painter can use a vacuum sander (electric sander with sandpaper on head) to prepare surfaces before painting or wallpapering, always for the same purpose: to obtain a smooth, flawless surface. This machine, with its long handle, can easily reach the ceilings.

At the end of these three years, apprentices are assessed through an examination lasting three days for the practical part and one day for the theoretical part in which they perform various representative works. These exams are developed jointly by the State and professional associations.

Wall plaster trowels, spatulas and mortar door is used. Sandpaper is also employed for sanding surfaces. It utilizes a giraffe (electric sander with a large round handle) and a baby giraffe (manual attributed to a pole). There are also small sanders (round, rectangle and triangle) for small areas and angles (doors, windows, etc.).




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