Sentence examples for remove imperfections from inspiring English sources
After it has cooled, the surface can be polished to remove imperfections and to add to the brilliance.
We sprayed more water on the exterior and rubbed the surface with a gray clay compound to remove imperfections from the paint.
In a controversial move, he recut the diamond to remove imperfections, prompting criticism that he had essentially painted over a Rembrandt.
Finishing includes hand operations with engravers' tools, to remove imperfections in the image area of the plate and to improve its appearance.
They will edit object scans to remove imperfections or make changes in order to print customized 3D copies.
He led me, through labyrinthine passages, on a tour of the others, seven in all, where squads of assistants polished and spray-painted, measured and calculated, made molds, removed imperfections, scanned dimensions into computers, and devoted other skills to the perfect replication of cheap plastic toys.
It then uses an optimization process to see, for example, whether the value of a borderline stone could be increased by a different cut that removes imperfections; in some cases, a smaller, clearer stone winds up being more valuable than a larger one.
A short, fascinating, well-illustrated catalog essay by Lee Ann Daffner, the Modern's conservator of photography, delves into Brandt's extensive fine-tuning of his negatives to achieve the effects he wanted: highlighting lines and textures with razor blades or pencils; removing imperfections and intensifying lights and darks with ink, wash or white gouache (as on the white of Dubuffet's eye).
Both polish and buffing compound are abrasives, which restore the shine to your boat's fiberglass gelcoat by removing imperfections, discolorations and scrapes in the surface, increasing the reflective shine.
The nanoparticles' ability to remove crystallographic imperfections renders them more durable than their bulk counterparts.
