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Hair Cracking – Very narrow cracks in paint or varnish films. Hardboard - A generic term for a smooth or textured grainless panel manufactured primarily from compressed wood fibers. Used as exterior siding. Hardener – Curing agent; promoter; catalyst. Hardness – The degree to which a material will withstand pressure without deformation or scratching. Hardwood - Trees that have broad leaves (in contrast to conifer or softwoods). The term has no reference to the actual hardness of the wood. Examples are: oak, maple, ash, beech, walnut, and hickory. Hiding Power – The ability of a paint to completely hide a surface. High Flash Naphtha – Flammable aromatic solvent having a higher flash point than most naphtha such as V.M. & P. Hold Out – Ability (or property) to prevent soaking into substrate. Holiday – Pinhole; skip; discontinuity; void. Hot Spots – Spots in plaster caused by improper mixing; will cause a chemical reaction with paint and create “burning” spots. Hot Spray – Spraying a material that has been heated to reduce viscosity. Hue – Designates the same of a color, such as red, blue, green. Humidity – Measure of moisture content in the air. Hydraulic Spraying – Spraying by hydraulic pressure (see Airless Spraying). Hydrogen Peroxide – A bleaching compound. |
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