Puckering

Puckering

The crinkling, shrivelling or wrinkling of a coat of finishing material upon drying.

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Industry/Domain: Construction
Category: Flooring
Company: Armstrong
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puckering

Construction; Flooring

The crinkling, shriveling or wrinkling of a coat of finishing material upon drying.

pucker

Textiles; Manufactured fibers

Uneven surface caused by differential shrinkage of the yarns in a fabric or differential shrinkage of the fabric and sewing thread. May be desirable and planned, or undesirable.

pucker

Language; Dictionaries

A fold; a wrinkle; a collection of folds.

puckerer

Language; Dictionaries

One who, or that which, puckers.

pucker

Language; Dictionaries

To gather into small folds or wrinkles; to contract into ridges and furrows; to corrugate; -- often with up; as, to pucker up the mouth.

puckered bodice

Fashion; Style, cut & fit

Usually associated with tube tops, it provides a scrunchy look.

cistern

Construction; Architecture; Building/real property; Carpentry; Demolition/excavation

water recipient like a well or a tank

quicksand

Construction; Flooring

A bed of loose sand that is mixed with water. This mixture forms a soft, shifting mass that swallows objects resting on its surface.

mitered corners

Construction; Flooring

Usually, a 45 degree angle cut in the laminate to create custom borders and insets. These cuts require that a new groove be cut and a spline inserted prior to final installation.

mixed media

Construction; Flooring

A wood floor that is predominately of wood, but also incorporates other materials, such as slate, stone, ceramic, marble or metal.

mineral spirits

Construction; Flooring

A solvent product used as a thinner and/or cleaner.

mineral streak

Construction; Flooring

a.) A general term used to describe discoloring in hardwoods. The discoloring ranges from greenish brown to black and has a high mineral content; also called mineral stain. b.) ...