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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a smooth finish" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the final result of a surface or product that is even and free of imperfections.
Example: "The carpenter took great care to ensure that the table had a smooth finish before applying the varnish."
Alternatives: "a sleek surface" or "a polished result".
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Prial found it nicely balanced with a smooth finish.
The Palenque builders used plaster to obtain a smooth finish, unlike the usual Mayan tooled-limestone construction.
There is some heat (it's 94 proof, or 47percentt alcohol), but it glides to a smooth finish.
They come in four sizes, open sidewise and the metal inside is shiny to give a smooth finish.
Two or three layers of white acrylic are applied with rubber brushes and spatulas to achieve a smooth finish.
Spoon another third of frosting on top of cake, spreading to make swirls or a smooth finish.
When she finishes one layer, she sprays it with a clear silica-and-acrylic solution, sands that to a smooth finish, and starts on the next.
The resulting steam cushion gives a smooth finish to the glass, which is rotated in the mold during the blowing step.
It has a smooth finish, and the tamanu nut oil in the formula, which also includes chamomile and green tea, is purportedly anti-inflammatory.
"The show's edges have been sanded to a smooth finish that never pricks, nicks or otherwise stimulates," Ben Brantley wrote in The New York Times.
Mr. Zedillo's determination to achieve a smooth finish will be just as great if an opposition candidate wins the presidency, as could happen for the first time.
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