The estimated thickness of a wet paint surface, which is based on the characteristics of the paint, used. Wet-pipe Sprinkler System System providing protection, in the event of fire, by keeping a pressurized water supply in the pipes. When sufficient heat is present, the sprinkler heads open, spraying water on the area in question. Wet-rubbed Finish Limestone Limestone whose finish has been rubbed smooth by use of an abrasive. Wetlands Land situated near water that meets various criteria regarding water level, soils, and plant growth.
Wetlands are subject to extreme levels of government regulation regarding building activity.
Wetlands may include swamps, marshes, and floodplains , or may appear to be relatively dry areas at certain times. Wet-sand Cleaning Sand blasting, which is used on hard surfaces and is abrasive, due to the fact that the sand is carried in a stream of water rather than air. Wet Sanding Sanding that is done by use of a special, water-resistant sandpaper that is coated with a fine abrasive. The ability of any coating to flow across a surface. Wet Vent Pipe which rids a building of unwanted substances such as hazardous and non-hazardous liquids and solids.