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A glassy, thermoplastic material that is vacuum-formed to cast and mold shapes that form the surface of fiberglass bathtubs, whirlpool bathtubs, shower bases, and shower stalls.
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1855, "of or containing acryl," name of a radical from acrolein (1843), the name of a liquid in onions and garlic that makes eyes tear, from Latin acer "sharp" (see acrid) + olere [..]
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Water is the carrier. Thus when using an acrylic paint, you will need to use water to wash equipment. Due to EU legislation (see VOC), acrylics are becoming ever popular and better.
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A water-soluble polymer used in paints to make them dry both tough and flexible.
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A general chemical term of a particular family or thermoplastic resins based on acrylic acid and its derivatives. Most water-base coatings are made from acrylic polymers.
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A generic name for man-made fibers and yarns from acrylic resins; acrylics are easy to wash; dry quickly, resist wrinkles, moths, and mildew, and has a high resistance to sunlight. However, with increased heat the fibers progressively discolor and decompose. Often used for sweaters and hosiery.  Acrylic loves oil so such stains require special atte [..]
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Fabric made from petroleum products. Colorfast, washable and able to be dried in the machine, wrinkle resistant, with a wool-like texture, though does not take heat well. Don't iron this wonder f [..]
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Thermoplastic glazing material.
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A synthetic fabric made from acrylonitrile 2: It is a durable fibre with a soft, woolly feel. It has an uneven surface, making it different from most manufactured fibres. It comes in a variety of colo [..]
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A type of water-borne coating product containing acrylic polymers.
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 A synthetic resin used in high-performance water-based coatings. A coating in which the binder contains acrylic resins.
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Type of material used to form faces. Return to TOP
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Generic term for manufactured synthetic polymer or plastic. Also referred to as plexi-glass. Used for interior and exterior signs.
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Generic term for a type of durable plastic commonly used in sign making. Noted for its excellent clarity, acrylic can also be manufactured in a wide range of transparent and opaque colors. Its ability [..]
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A plastic noted for transparency, light weight, weather resistance, color fastness and rigidity. In addition to these qualities, acrylics are important in preservation because of their stability, or r [..]
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(n) polymerized from acrylonitrile(n) a glassy thermoplastic; can be cast and molded or used in coatings and adhesives(n) used especially by artists(n) a synthetic fabric
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Codename for an innovative illustration, painting and graphics tool that provides creative capabilities for designers working in print, web, video, and interactive media.
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Designation for products which are based on the organic acyloyl group. In particular such products are: Acrylamide ResinPolyacrylmethacrylate PMMA (acrylic glass)Polyacrylnitrile (Thermoplastic Polymere which is used for acrylic fibres)Acrylic resins, acrylic adhesives, acrylic ink
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Polymer based on resins prepared from a combination of acrylic and methacrylic esters.
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A coating based on a polymer containing short chain esters of acrylic and methacrylic acid. Acrylics…
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A synthetic fibre that is used in a variety of outdoor wear due to it’s softness and warmth. Typically it is blended to create a fleece fabric as an ideal midlayer.
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A man-made fiber with a soft, wooly hand and excellent color retention properties. Acrylic is easy to wash, dries quickly and is stain and wrinkle resistant. Often preferred by people who dislike wearing wool and cashmere, it has become popular for sports garments such as socks to be made of acrylic. Acrylic tends to be highly elastic and is known [..]
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A synthetic fiber known for its softness and hypo-allergenic properties.  Acrylic resists wrinkles and acrylic fabric often used for blankets, because it is soft and machine washable.  This fabric is [..]
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Thermosplastic glazing material. Air Infiltration:
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A water-based plastic polymer that acts as the binder in acrylic paints.
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Acrylic is the code name for Microsoft's Expression Design product, a professional design tool used to create sophisticated vector graphics for web applications. Acrylic is part of the Microsoft [..]
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Acrylic is a material used for sculptured nails. The material is made up of a combination of a liquid and powder that is mixed to form the artificial nail. It has a moisture barrier that repels water (waterproof).
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Something that’s acrylic has the property of being able to repel water or moisture.
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Acrylic is a material used for sculptured nails. The material is made up of a combination of a liquid and powder that is mixed to form the artificial nail. It has a moisture barrier that repels water (waterproof).
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<dentistry> A plastic used to false teeth, retainers, and other dental products. Dental acrylic has been tested and thought to be perfectly safe. (08 Jan 1998)
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Any of a group of synthetic fibers derived from a compound of hydrogen, cyanide, and acetylene, and made into fabrics.
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A synthetic polymerized fiber that contains at least 85% acrylonitrile.
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>Generic name for man made fibers
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A water-soluble polymer used in paints to make them dry both tough and flexible.
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A water-resistant paint made by mixing pigment in a solution of polymer resin. These paints or colors are also called Plastic Colors to distinguish them from Polymer Paints, which are dispersed in wat [..]
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A rapid drying paint which is easy to remove with mineral spirits; a plastic substance commonly used as a binder for paints.
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Acrylic vinyl polymer paint. This uniquely versatile plastic emulsion was frowned upon when it emerged in the late 50’s but it is now generally estimated to be the most resilient MEDIUM and is widely [..]
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Water-based plastic paint consisting of pigments bound in an acrylic resin mixture. Can be thinned with water while wet, but become tough and water resistant once dry.
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The substance that binds the pigment (color) is a synthetic resin, rather than natural oils. Acrylic painting has the advantage of drying faster than oil paint. This modern technique is in widespread [..]
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Paint that relies on a plastic resin as a binder and is usually water-soluble.
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A plastic used as a medium for pigments in painting or as a casting material in sculpture. A synthetic based paint, acrylic is fast drying and glossy when dried.
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A family of synthetic resins made by polymerizing esters of acrylic acids.
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A painting process involving fast-drying paints comprised of pigments suspended within an acrylic polymer emulsion. Acrylic paintings can resemble watercolor or oil paintings depending on the methods [..]
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A water-soluble polymer used in paints to make them dry both tough and flexible.
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Rapidly drying paint used by artists. Acrylic is made from synthetic materials that are water soluble while wet but once dried and cured become tough and flexible. The paint is long-lasting with good [..]
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Any use of pigmented polymers to produce an image.
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Being of snythetic resins containing acrylic acids or acrylates.
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Acrylic paint is a water-soluble medium made from a combination of pigments and synthetic resin derived from an acrylic acid. Acrylic paint can be applied to almost any surface. It is water-soluble wh [..]
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A thermoplastic resin, created by mixing proportionate parts of plastic components together, used for cast and molded parts; can be clear or colored.
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A water-soluble polymer used in paints to make them dry both tough and flexible.
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A water-soluble polymer used in paints to make them dry both tough and flexible.
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A water-soluble polymer used in paints to make them dry both tough and flexible.
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