Paint
* All paints consist of binders or resins, pigments, solvents, and additives
  - reflect light different and effect how they look
  - use the same pigments for color
* Many paints contain heavy metals such as cadmium, mercury, or lead
  - produce volatile and toxic fumes
* Most paints are suspensions of mineral particles in a liquid
  - contain toxic solvents such as white spirit or turpentine
  - damage the growing surface
* Some paint also contains mercury.
* Some paints also contain enamel, an additive that makes the dried surface harder and less porous
  - mould inhibitors
  - use platelets for additional ceramic coverage
  - are more vulnerable than others to attack by mildew fungi
  - claim to kill dust mites
* Some paints contain flammable or combustible materials
  - hazardous pigments
  - mildewcides to prevent fresh growths of mildew from marring their surface
  - fade alarmingly fast particularly on the celluloid-type surfaces
  - glow in the dark after the lights are turned off
  - say they wash up with soap and water, and the paint still is hard to remove.
  * is made from a coloured pigment which is usually a powder. The powder is made from different chemicals. Some of the pigments come straight from natural things like clay. The pigment must be made wet by mixing it with something that will make it stick onto the surface and not come off easily. Some paints are just mixed with water. Other paints are mixed with oils or chemicals of different sorts. Most painters buy paint that is already mixed. House-painters use paint already mixed in large cans. Artists buy paint in tubes. Some artists buy dry pigment and mix it for themselves
* also helps retain heat in the cool months.
* are a mix of pigment and binder which one thinned with a solvent to form a liquid.
* are electro-powder coated and lacquered brass
  - liquids that are used to cover a surface for the purposes of protection and decoration
  - non-toxic
  - often second hand commercial-grade wall and house paints and enamels
  - the result of innovative pigment technology
  - white-spotted in combination with black, gray, chestnut, brown and other colors
* becomes solid when it is exposed to air.
* can cause irritation when it gets on the skin
  - chip, giving rust a place to form
  - enter cuts, sores, or abrasions
* can involve art
  - fulfilment
  - mimic virtually any material, including marble, granite, tile, brass and gold
  - transform walls and furniture
* changes the surface of objects.
* colloidal suspension of pigments in oil.
* contain colored materials that are referred to as pigments
  - pigments and sit on the wood to form a protective coating
* containing linseed oil are very susceptible to mildew.
* do very little to keep out insects and disease.
* get their color from pigments.
* has pigment.
* have different effects on different papers and textures.
* is as seen in pictures
  - both a substance and an instrument for making the invisible visible
  - capable of dries
  - coloureds
  - consumable products
  - created by manufactures
* is located in cabinets
  - garages
  - hardware stores
  - porchs
  - shelfs
  - shops
  - windowsills
  - work
  - made of chemicals
  - non-toxic, easily washable and safe for baby's skin
  - one of the easiest ways to use color to unite a garden
  - program for drawing simple images
  - safe, non-toxic, and cleans up easily with water
  - still the greatest danger for exposure to lead, especially in children
  - sucked through the brush when air flows through it
  - the largest component of the household hazardous waste stream
  - to prevent rust
  - used for paintings
* light grey colour.
* liquid composition that dries to an opaque film.
* mix quickly with water to produce bright, opaque color.
* mixture of a solid and a solvent.
* naturally fades from long exposure to the sun.
* peels long after ice dams and all signs of a roof leak have evaporated.
* play an important role in protecting structures and substrates.
* provide surfaces with a final, smooth layer of protection and colour.
* release more toxicant when new.
* rubbing against paint causes dust, for example on wood windows and doors.
* rubs on crown, mane, and nose.
* rust barrier, shielding steel from oxidation.
* seems to be one of the preferred mediums of many young children.
* small application used for creating, modifying, and viewing graphics.
* special kind of substance
  - type emulsion called a colloid
* spins red or black circles according to spin direction.
* starts with measures.
* stripping chemicals can contain methylene chloride, which suspected cancer-causing agent.
* substance to avoid for pregnant women.
* tends to build up in cracks and corners.
* typically contain two types of polymers.
* uniform finish available in a wide variety of pigments.
* use lamp black formed from natural gas for tinting.
* used throughout the house reduce the evaporation of volatile organic compounds.
* usually contain antiseptics, astringents, caustics, or analgesics.
* varies shape and bore by wind, temperature, and actual weather.
+ Paint, Uses of paint, Information:
  * Paint is a very good way to give important information to people, using painted signs. Painted signs include lane markings on the road, street signs of all sorts, advertising signs and warning signs.