- material.
Other polishing processes include:
Burnishing M****
finishing Tumble finishing Vibratory finishing Sodablasting French polishing Wood finishing...
- metallurgy,
polishing is used to
create a flat, defect-free
surface for
examination of a metal's
microstructure under a microscope. Silicon-based
polishing pads...
-
Tooth polishing procedures are done to
smooth the
surfaces of
teeth and restorations. The
purpose of
polishing is to
remove extrinsic stains,
remove dental...
-
Vapor polishing is a
method of
polishing plastics to
reduce the
surface roughness or
improve clarity. Typically, a
component is
exposed to a
chemical vapor...
-
rubbing or
chemical action French polishing,
polishing wood to a high
gloss finish Nail
polish Shoe
polish Polish (screenwriting),
improving a script...
- Electropolishing, also
known as
electrochemical polishing,
anodic polishing, or
electrolytic polishing (especially in the
metallography field), is an electrochemical...
- Gl****
polishing may
refer to: the fine
grinding of gl**** by
abrasives to
produce smooth surfaces or for
artistic purposes the
cleaning of the surfaces...
- a
polishing pad and
retaining ring,
typically of a
greater diameter than the wafer. The pad and
wafer are
pressed together by a
dynamic polishing head...
-
Flame polishing, also
known as fire
polishing, is a
method of
polishing a material,
usually gl**** or thermoplastics, by
exposing it to a
flame or heat...
- Bulling, Bull
polishing, spit
polishing or spit
shining refers to a
method for
polishing leather products in such a way as to give an
extremely high shine...
