In one sentence, describe what the following article is about: It looks just like regular spray paint, except that it is made for fabric. You can find it alongside the other fabric dyes and fabric paints in a fabric or craft store. This method works best on lacrosse mesh, but it may other on other types of mesh fabric too. This method may cause the fabric to turn stiff, so it is not recommended for garments. Outside would be the best, but a large room with open windows would also work. Choose a flat surface that is easy to clean, and cover it with several sheets of paper towel. Once you have your surface covered, set your fabric on top. The paper towels will help soak up any excess paint and prevent it from pooling. You can also use cardboard or newspaper instead. Some types of fabric spray paint is translucent, just like fabric dye. White mesh fabric will help the color show up the best. Like with fabric paint, you can paint your mesh multiple colors using this method too. Use painter's tape or masking tape to cover any areas that you don't want painted. Press the tape firmly against the mesh so that the paint doesn't seep under it. For larger areas, cover the outlines with tape first, then cover the rest with cardboard. Hold the can 6 to 8 inches (15 to 20cm) away from the fabric, then apply a thin layer of paint. Work your way from side-to-side in overlapping rows. Don't apply a thick layer of paint, or it will bleed under the masking tape. If you covered any parts with cardboard, hold the cardboard down. Wait about 15 to 20 minutes for the paint to dry. Remove any cardboard, but leave the masking tape on. Flip the fabric over onto a clean sheet of cardboard, then paint the back. Use the same technique as you did for the front. If you are painting your fabric multiple colors, now is the time to apply the next color. Use the same process for each color that you want to apply: paint the front, let it dry, then paint the back. Cover any painted areas with cardboard so that they don't get re-painted. Remember to mask off any areas that you don't want painted. Read the instructions that came with your spray paint to find out whether or not it needs to be heat-set. If you need to heat-set the paint, cover the fabric with a thin cloth and use a nylon, polyester, or synthetic head setting. Make sure that the paint is completely dry before you heat-set it.
Summary: Buy a can of fabric spray paint. Lay your fabric out flat on a paper towel in a well-ventilated area. Cover any areas that you don't want painted with painter's tape. Shake the can, then apply a few light layers of paint. Let the paint dry 15 to 20 minutes, then repeat the process for the back. Allow the paint dry another 15 to 20 minutes, then apply more colors, if desired. Heat-set the paint with an iron.

You don't need to include personal information, such as your reason for leaving if it is something like a divorce or career change. Never write anything rude, derogatory, or simply mean. You may need to be in contact with your boss later (you may even end up working with them again) so it is better to be respectful in your letter. Otherwise, your terse, ugly and childish words may come back to haunt you. Example of what not to write: "Mr. Anderson: I quit. I hated working here. You are stupid. You also owe me $3,000 in vacation and sick days. -Bob." There are quite a few details that can separate good letters from great letters. In your letter, follow the guidelines listed below. A standard letter of resignation would read something like this: "Dear Mr. Spacely: It has been my honor to work for Spacely Sprockets, Inc. This letter is to notify you that I will be leaving to accept a new position with another company as of [a date which is AT LEAST 2 weeks from the date of your conversation and letter]. Please accept my thanks for our association, and best regards to you and the entire company for the future. Sincerely, George Jetson." If you were on a first name basis with your boss, address the letter as such. There is no need to sound stiff if you and your boss called each other by your given names. Plus, using their first name adds a friendly touch to the letter that may lessen a bit of the sting. Even if you hated every second of your job, try to find something complimentary to say. Something along the lines of "I feel like I have learned a great deal about the art gallery world" is complimentary (even if you really mean, I have learned a lot about the art gallery world and I am never, ever going to be a part of it again.) Do not boast, but do mention a few of the projects you worked on, and how proud of them you are. This is important to do because your letter of resignation will be filed away, along with any negative remarks the higher-ups may add to your file. Putting your achievements down will help you if you ever apply to a job that runs through the same HR department, as your file will be accessed and your accomplishments will be one of the first things noted. Mention how you are grateful that you had the opportunity to work at this company, and that you genuinely appreciate the people who work there (including your boss). You may want to add any names of people who you appreciate in particular. For instance, you could add, "I would never have been able to pursue my dream of becoming a prolific author without the insight I gained into the publishing industry by working at this wonderful company. Thank you for all your guidance. With kind regards, Madeline Miller." You should not email your letter, as that is considered very unprofessional. Print it out and hand it to your boss when you meet with them to discuss your resignation.
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One-sentence summary -- Know what not to write in a resignation letter. Write a well-written resignation letter. Be friendly and respectful. Show how much you appreciated working there. Reflect upon your achievements. End on a warm note. Have a copy of your letter of resignation in hand when you got to speak to your boss.

Q: Brown suits are best for dinner parties and warm-weather celebrations, such as weddings. They are also great in relatively informal but professional office environments. Job interviews are not an appropriate time to wear your brown suit. Even if you look great, brown sends a comforting and reliable vibe, but also risks making you seem simple, old-fashioned, or overly intellectual. Other colors, such as charcoal and navy, send the message that you are productive and forward thinking. Some professional environments still favor specific formal attire. Law is one of these realms. The courtroom calls for more traditionally assertive and powerful colors, including dark blue and black. Keep your brown suit for days at your practice.
A: Wear a brown suit for semi-formal or business casual contexts. Consider another colored suit for an interview. Keep brown out of the courtroom.

Problem: Article: The water does not need to be steaming hot, but it should be more than simply lukewarm. A thorough, wet wash should be performed every few months or after a wide area of the floor has gotten muddy or notably dirty. Hot water is often considered one of the best ways to clean laminate flooring because, when done correctly, it will not leave streaks. It is also the least likely to damage the protective coating of the laminate, since water is the mildest cleanser possible.
Summary:
Fill a bucket with hot water.