graining
[′grān·iŋ] (engineering)
Simulating a grain such as wood or marble on a painted surface by applying a translucent stain, then working it into suitable patterns with tools such as special combs, brushes, and rags.
(graphic arts)
A technique in which lithographic metal plates are abraded for greater water retention and coating adhesion.
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Graining
The painting of a surface to imitate the grain of wood or the veining of marble.
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graining
Simulating a grain such as wood or marble on a painted surface by applying a translucent stain, then working it into suitable patterns with tools such as graining combs, brushes, and rags. See
false woodgraining, faux bois, woodgraining.McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Architecture and Construction. Copyright © 2003 by McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.