Sentence examples for surrounding paint from inspiring English sources
Whether dark or light, the surrounding paint enhances the cohesion.
Keep sanding until the touch-up paint is level with the surrounding paint.
If you're going too high, you risk damaging the lens by adding scuffs and hitting paint on surrounding painted panels.
Pry off interior trim carefully, so as not to damage the surrounding wall paint or paper.
To repair major damage, new technology allows collectors to use soluble compounds for paint and body repair that can be removed in the future without harming the surrounding original paint.
Some restorers adopt various methods of inpainting in which the surrounding original paint is not imitated completely.
It was considered normal in any case to repaint not only losses or gravely damaged areas but also a wide area of surrounding original paint, often with materials that would visibly darken or fade with time.
The Victoria Glacier hangs at the far end, while Mt Temple and the surrounding mountains paint a natural picture that could not have been engineered to be more aesthetically pleasing.
However, because the booths themselves contained some variation in illumination, this second definition allowed for the possibility of some non-veridical matches in the baseline condition resulting from luminance heterogeneities or because the surfaces surrounding each paint chip differ from the surfaces surrounding the cube.
None of these images have actually broken the internet, and the vast majority aren't even that confusing (case in point: the "are these legs shiny and oily or are they legs with white paint on them" photo, of some legs, surrounded by paint pens, which clearly just had paint on them???).
Although Courbet painted The Origin of the World in 1866, Art historian Thierry Savatier told VICE News that controversy surrounding the painting only started in the 90s, when the picture was first acquired by a museum, after years of passing through private collections, away from the public eye.
