Once sanded down, the Bondo was smooth, but the wrong color.
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She paints on wood panels coated with plaster, which is sanded down until smooth.
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It's almost as if the hard edges have been sanded down over the years.
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Facebook's problems are not peripheral, not just some rough edges that can be sanded down.
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His life was sanded down until all that remained were the theatrics and slow-motion.
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When sanded down, the dust particles carry severe health risks when inhaled, including cancer risks.
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When sanded down and sterilized, it can be used as the tip of a medical swab.
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It all feels a little safe and sanded down, compared with the dark emotion of the books.
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"Always and forever, the last day alive," Taggart sings, over more skyscraping, sanded-down New Wave production.
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He performed a sanded-down version of his campaign persona — the thumb-and-forefinger circles, little riffs.
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The cloth is dipped in resin, wrapped around the joints, dried and sanded down into a shiny finish.
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It's still the same damn thing, but with so many of those once-jagged edges newly sanded down.
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Conditions are generally too arid for the dead wood to rot; instead, it erodes, sanded down like rock.
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When you start losing your curiosity, then everything just kind of gets sanded down and all the joy diminishes.
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Because we never really live inside Danny/Teddy, the book begins to read like a sanded-down movie outline.
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If these artists were being fully embraced, these rough edges might be sanded down, but instead they're left unchallenged.
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And some elements of the conservative movement's rougher edges, like the "alt-right," could not be entirely sanded down.
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Biden is trim, but can sound older at 76, like a sanded-down version of how you might remember him.
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Floors in the rest of the house are mostly the original wood, sanded down and given a milky matte finish.
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In Mexico, his rougher edges seemed sanded down as he offered flattery and solicitousness in place of crudeness and brickbats.
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Both modes of play evolved from there thanks to subsequent updates that added features and sanded down the rough edges.
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Trump had a good night Tuesday, faithfully reading a speech that sanded down the sharp edges of his familiar, provocative message.
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But things are mellower now, the edges have been sanded down, and Harlem sound like a more assured band for it.
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Creating that mix "is particularly challenging because straw requires no finishing, while wood must be sanded down and varnished," Ms. Saneuil said.
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But better than the edited-by-community approach of a website like Wikipedia, where the rough edges of the truth often get sanded down.
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She sanded down her drinking glasses from old wine bottles, and she once dressed the dining room with branches rescued from a fallen tree.
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Traditionally, tools and other parts are cast with molds made out of sand, producing rough steel forms that have to be further sanded down.
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Although, at first glance, they look completely organic, like bentwood crafting, they're made in segments, with lengths of sanded-down plywood joined with epoxy.
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In Abbott's hands, Yossarian is less sardonic than Alan Arkin, arguably sanded down from his tetchy persona in the novel, but easier to empathize with.
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Elsewhere, employees sanded down doors that hung back-to-back on a moving conveyor belt, a scaled-down, less colorful version of Disney's animated "Monsters, Inc." factory.
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She had sanded down old chairs and tables she found in warehouses to use for furniture and had gotten her father to paint the factory as a gift.
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They feel like they've been sanded down and made palatable by a committee of men, afraid that overt strength of character will spook their audience of teenage boys.
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I've read that he's actually had the remnants of his love nubbins sanded down to increase his appeal to female voters, and to court the powerful spatula lobby.
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His bit on parenting, for example, was full of outdated tropes, and felt in part like a sanded-down version of the homophobic tweets he'd been called out for.
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The organ's inventor sanded down 35 of the 37 stalactites to perfect their tone (two didn't need it) and the 3.5-acre cave lends natural acoustics for the songs.
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It sounds simple because it is, but no one else was doing this at the time; most hit records in the genre had their rough edges sanded down to nothing.
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And while solid hardwood floors can generally be sanded and refinished repeatedly, engineered floors (made of plywood layers with a hardwood top) can be sanded down only so many times.
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Still, during these final decades, he did some of his best work: usually painted on wood scraps from the construction of Balkeby that he sanded down and finished in white.
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But the album sometimes sounds muzzled, its teeth sanded down to dull the split-second shift to a rollicking chorus or unexpected breakdown that made their prior two records so enthralling.
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During an hour-and-a-half meeting with his Chinese counterpart, Mr. Mattis sanded down some of the sharp edges from Vice President Mike Pence's pointed critique of China this month.
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Piper also explained that this type of flooring is made from real wood — so it can later be sanded down and refinished if you choose to switch up your home's look.
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Plenty of writers and actors have strived for this, but too often the result is a whitewashed, sanded-down character whose lack of engagement with his identity arguably dilutes the story's authenticity.
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Maybe you see unique qualities that drew you in sanded down in favor of a more widely agreeable shape, or are frustrated with new fans who aren't interested in history or context.
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Blade Runner's groundbreaking visual style has been sanded down into a gorgeous prefab kit that's applied to futures without any consideration for what makes a given science fiction society unique or distinctive.
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In a dingy factory atmosphere where counterfeits were produced, these parts were sanded down to remove the manufacturers' markings, then re-coated in a process called "blacktopping" to conceal the sanding marks.
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The car was sanded down, re-primed, and given a candy paint job in "pagan gold" (really a combination of two colors, an opaque yellow-gold base coat and a coppery translucent overspray).
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Through a couple EPs for tastemaking labels like Pelican Fly and LuckyMe, he landed at the center of a scene that sanded down the edges of dance music and gave it a gaseous glow.
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In exchange for many years of fly-on-the-wall privileges at Vertex Pharmaceuticals, Werth allowed his manuscripts to be vetted by corporate executives, and presumably some of their sharper edges were sanded down.
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Alas, I work in an industry that has been eaten alive by private equity, sanded down by venture capitalists, chewed up and spit out by Facebook, ruined by the internet and repeatedly threatened by the president.
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" The New York Times called the show "better at rendering the text's imagery than capturing its tone," noting that "it all feels a little safe and sanded down, compared with the dark emotion of the books.
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Incongruous blobby shapes also appear in this painting and most others, sanded down with the rest of the surface and providing a crucial counterpoint, humanizing what looks like mechanical precision by drawing attention to the paintings' manual origin.
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But since the ribald winks and unpolished flair of the original have been sanded down to something far more pedestrian, his presence only serves as a reminder of what worked so well and is so glaringly absent here.
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"Jack's Nest" (1986) shows a similarly evocative restraint; a small painting at 12 by 12 inches, it is made up of a studded white grid that has been sanded down and blurred away in a yellow-green haze.
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And so the dehumanizing message of the new adversity index is that America's young people are nothing but interchangeable sociological points of data — and the jagged complexity of an individual life somehow can be sanded down, quantified and fairly contrasted.
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That is, rather than the firm, possibly rugged, astringent tannins from grape and oak that you might sense in younger, age-worthy wines, the tannins in these wines feel as if they've been sanded down by time to a softer, more comfortable state.
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One final word: If you can, you should avoid leathers like bonded leather (leather dust mixed with vinyl to create a strong leather-looking material), patent leather (leather treated with a glossy plastic finish), and corrected grain leather (flawed leather sanded down and finished with synthetic materials).
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That's the trouble with such a focus on "quality of life" improvements and streamlining in a game that may never have been as ambitious as it needed to be: the rough edges that get sanded down are also the places where it had the most character.
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Bradsher described that portrait, comprised of marketing reports from the major automakers, as follows: The evolution of the SUV from rugged military cosplay to the vehicle for everyone can be seen in its most potent form with the H2, which sanded down the H1's rough edges while retaining the hulking figure and bestial attributes.
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After the grunge explosion and the birth of so-called "alternative rock" brought on by Nirvana's emergence in the early 90s, the rest of the decade's mainstream rock airwaves were plagued by increasingly same-y sounding "post-grunge" acts that sanded down the depressive bile of their forebears until it sounded smooth, frictionless, and utterly corporate.
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The design was cut into both sides of the wood, sanded down by hand, and then sent to the final stage of beveling the edges, and was put together in Black Rock City using glue and a 500 slat joinery system—an effort to avoid the use of metal screws to reduce the amount of MOOP (matter of out place) created by the installation.
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With the former, change has been constant: The bombastic action of the original Far Cry (and its spin offs, like Far Cry: Instincts) was replaced with weighty animation and light simulation elements in Far Cry 2, which, in turn, was sanded down and turned into the much more approachable and forgiving Far Cry 3 and 4—games that also brought flight to the mix in a major way.
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The house is now re-erected in Ingham. Modern materials have been used to replace those lost in transit or broken during demolition or delivery. The new owners sanded down the timber to its original state.
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Acacia floribunda can be propagated from seed by treating the seeds in near-boiling water to penetrate the hard outer seed coating. Alternatively, the outer coatings of the seeds can be sanded down somewhat to allow water in.
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In the past, reeds were made of the stem of river reeds (galdae) hollowed out, repeatedly steamed and dried, sanded down and shaped, and bound at the bottom with thread to hold it firmly to the mouthpiece. Today, most players use pieces of plastic drinking straws.
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He is best known for his abstract shapes constructed from fired clay. Typically, they are not glazed, but intricately painted with multiple layers of bright acrylic paint and then sanded down to reveal the colors beneath. Ken Price lived and worked in Venice, California and Taos, New Mexico.
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Appears in "The Fountain of Youth", is a tree that is summoned by The Hitcher and told to "go about your wicked foul business", he then attempts to attack Howard, Vince, Naboo and Bollo, but is foiled by Sandstorm and sanded down into a table. Played by Rich Fulcher.
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Butterfly joints are often made using a bandsaw. The piece of wood must be cut out, then sanded down to the proper size. The joint is then traced out onto another piece of wood. This piece of wood is what the end project will be made out of.
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In exhibition photos, the scale of Douglas's pieces is indeterminate. They could be massive, but in real life they are practical in size. They are open and closed vessels, not always functional. The pieces are hand blown, then sanded down for hours to achieve an opaque surface that seems like velvet or suede.
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Finally, the finished item must be sanded down and polished, then coated with olive wax to give the object a "natural shine" and ensure its longevity. Depending on what the particular product is, the process could take up to 45 days. Most professional artisans go through six to seven years of training.Craft traditions of Palestine: Olivewood carving Sunbula.
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The May Fair is one of the few horse fairs now left in the country. The Main Street is sanded down and given over to horse selling for the day. There is, however, now a variety of modern amusements in the square. Other events include the Mayor's Parade, followed by sports, street events, concerts and exhibitions.
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The entire rubber flooring was renewed, as was nearly all of the carpeting. All of the steel work was scaled and preserved and all piping cleaned. All ceilings and floors were removed; all of the liners 374 bathrooms were rebuilt. In the passenger spaces the wood paneling, which had been scratched and mutilated, was sanded down to half its thickness and relacquered.
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Connections like these led to his work being known by many well-known people and featured in very prominent collections. In 1992 Philip introduced a new style of wood vessel, his mosaic series (see photo at right). These vessels were formed by taking cross sections of various branches and blending them with a dark black resin. The vessel would then be sanded down and polished, producing a unique result.
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A layer of glue was added, allowed to dry, and sanded down. Additional layers of paper and glue could be added to achieve the desired thickness, and cloth could be added as well to provide additional strength and stiffness. The final product was trimmed, reinforced with wooden strips at the keel and gunwales to provide stiffness, and waterproofed. Paper racing shells were highly competitive during the late 19th century.
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The original pinsetters were still operational (although, at first the pins were set manually by pinboys) and scores were still being taken by paper and pencil. The wooden lanes has been sanded down to the nails. Still a popular attraction for youths and bowling leagues, the Wal-Lex didn't shut its doors due to lack of business, rather because the facility had simply become a victim of its own age.Sweeney, Emily.
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A person with callus at the barber surgeon's, 17th century Calluses and corns may heal by themselves eventually, once the irritation is consistently avoided. They may also be dissolved with keratolytic agents containing salicylic acid, sanded down with a pumice stone or silicon carbide sandpaper or filed down with a callus shaver, or pared down by a professional such as a podiatrist.Corns and calluses: Treatments and drugs. Mayo Clinic.
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But there were also hundreds of pits dotting the surface of each statue, ranging in size from less than to . In some cases, the pits were so deep that they pierced the wall of the statue. The holes and the deepest pits were drilled out and filled with either silver-tin solder or bronze screws (which were then cut off and sanded down). But this left hundreds of small pits which could not be repaired.
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It can also be seen in the Let It Be film, including the rooftop concert, and most other pictures of Lennon playing guitar after that time. Harrison had his fitted with a Bigsby trem, removed the pickguard (it can be seen in this state in the "Hello Goodbye" and "Penny Lane" videos, and in pictures of the final Beatles show in San Francisco, 1966). He also had it sanded down in 1968.
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Another major change occurred in August when it was announced that the playing surface in Hinkle Fieldhouse — the oldest playing surface still in use in the NCAA — was being sanded down to prepare for the new Bulldog logo at center court. The new design does not include the word "Butler" underneath the bulldog, and replaces the word "Bulldogs" on both end lines with "Butler." Also, the home sideline will have "Hinkle Fieldhouse" painted on it.
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It is a more dimensional form of line and can communicate certain things that simply drawing cannot. Her project Letargia (2001) is a series of portraits that are created by bending wire, attaching it to a board and then encasing it within casein. The casein is then sanded down to reveal the soft, dreamy portraits within. The faces within look detached and dreamy, representing a state of being in between life and death.
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The Confederate States Congress offered its appreciation to Dowling, now promoted to Major, and his command, as a result of their battlefield prowess. In gratitude, the "ladies of Houston" presented the unit with specially struck medals. The medals were actually Mexican eight reale coins with both faces sanded down and with new information carved into them. They were inscribed "Sabine Pass, 1864" on one side, and had a Maltese Cross with the letters D and G on the other.
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The Continental Mark II featured a pre-war Continental- style spare tire hump, shared the new Lincoln Y-block V8 engine and running gear, and was sold and serviced at Lincoln dealerships. Four-door and convertible versions were explored by Ford, but not developed. Most of the car was hand-built to high standards, including multiple coats of paint hand- sanded down, double-lacquered, and polished. The car's price was US$10,000 (US$ in dollars); was as much as a Rolls-Royce or two top-of-the-line Cadillacs at that time.
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Lee on tour with various basses and an acoustic guitar In 1998, Fender released the Geddy Lee Jazz Bass, available in Black and 3-Color Sunburst (as of 2009). This signature model is a recreation of Lee's favourite bass, a 1972 Fender Jazz that he bought in a pawn shop in Kalamazoo, Michigan in 1978. In 2015, Fender released a revised USA model of his signature bass. In the early 1970s, Lee's main instrument was a 1960s Fender Precision Bass, that he later had sanded down into a teardrop shape and refinished.
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Much of O'Neal's body of work utilizes a pigmentless, "mirrored" paint, which O'Neal invented himself after discovering that no such paint was commercially available. He applies the paint to a sanded down mirror, and the viscosity of the paint formula creates textured surfaces that reflect anything in front of them with varying degrees of clarity. [5] The viewers see themselves in the painting and temporarily become a part of the image. The reflections change "depending on who's standing there and how the light is changing", according to O'Neal.
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Bun's rap style was described as a "speeding-train delivery" with lyrics that "feel sanded- down and coated by heavy lacquer". Born Bernard Freeman, his childhood nickname "Bunny" was shortened to Bun. Pimp, or Chad Butler, is the son of a trumpet player and has had an interest in music since childhood: "I come from a classical background, I came up singing Italian sonnets, Negro spirituals, and shit of that nature." Even before studying musical notation in school he learned to play many instruments by ear including piano, trumpet, drums and flugelhorn.
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Joe and his brothers often hung around the arena with their father, taking old sticks to play with. He began playing roller hockey at the age of five, playing in a concrete schoolyard and using a sanded down roll of electrical tape as a puck. The boys' schoolyard games served as a partial inspiration for New York Rangers' general manager, Emile Francis, to create the Metropolitan Junior Hockey Association in 1966. Mullen did not learn to ice skate until he was ten years old, but at the age of 14 joined the Metropolitan association as one of the league's youngest players.
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The center columnella, which runs longitudinally down the shell, would be removed, and the rough edges sanded down to make a dipper-like cup. The columnella would then be used as a pendant, a motif that shows up frequently in Southeastern Ceremonial Complex designs. In the archaeological record columnella pendants are usually found in conjunction with bi-lobed arrows, stone maces, earspools, and necklace beads (all of which are motifs identified with the falcon dancer/warrior/chunkey player mythological figure). Artifacts made from these marine shells have been found as far north as Wisconsin and as far west as Oklahoma.
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Wood can be cut into straight planks and made into a wood flooring. A solid wood floor is a floor laid with planks or battens created from a single piece of timber, usually a hardwood. Since wood is hydroscopic (it acquires and loses moisture from the ambient conditions around it) this potential instability effectively limits the length and width of the boards. Solid hardwood flooring is usually cheaper than engineered timbers and damaged areas can be sanded down and refinished repeatedly, the number of times being limited only by the thickness of wood above the tongue.
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There were balls, juvenile dances for the teenagers, amateur vaudeville shows, tap dancing, Slim Dusty travelling shows, political meetings, bingo and card nights. The use of the hall was such that the flooring had been sanded down to joints and had to be replaced in the 1980s. The pictures were run by Bruce Longworth on behalf of Peter Hatsatouris of Port Macquarie up until the building of the Plaza Cinema in 1959. In 1954 an ex-serviceman, Alfred Baker, started a hairdressing salon in the service verandah and took over as manager of the billiard room.
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A table given a distressed finish, with a historical paint colour, edges that have been sanded down to expose the wood, and vintage hardware attached to the drawers. Distressing (or weathered look) in the decorative arts is the activity of making a piece of furniture or object appear aged and older, giving it a "weathered look", and there are many methods to produce an appearance of age and wear.Log Home Design Jan 2003 - Page 162 "Some homeowners use stain and distressing techniques to give their log walls a weathered look and feel." Distressing is viewed as a refinishing technique although it is the opposite of finishing in a traditional sense.
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He returned to his village near Biberach, and in the intensity of his medical experience combined with all else, he intuited the creation of his first milkstones as an expression of all what he felt of at that time. Consisting of a rectangular polished pure white marble, the top center of the surface is sanded down to create a most subtle depression, into which Laib fills the milk, thus allowing the unity of the ephemeral milk with the solid density of the white marble. In 1977 Laib began to collect pollen in the meadows and forests around the vicinity of his village. For many days and months, from early spring into summer he continued like this for decades up to the present.
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Demons, in the Reaper universe, are portrayed as seemingly neutral and non-aggressive (so far) entities who are either in the direct service of the Devil or plotting to overthrow his rule. It was stated that all demons were once angels who "fell" out of their place after joining up with the Devil's attempt to overthrow God and got banished along with him from Heaven. Demons residing within the mortal realm exhibit the ability to assume near-human forms that enable them to live along with real humans, with the only thing distinguishing them from actual mortals (besides their immortality) being two small horns protruding from their foreheads which can be sanded down to create the complete illusion that they are human; they are also capable of morphing into their true demonic forms, as displayed by Tony, which seem to grant an incredible boost of physical power in the process, and flight to those with wings. They are immune to mortal weapons in either form.
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