sealer
sealer¹
Definition
sealer (sēl′ər)
noun
- a person or thing that seals; specif., a substance used to seal a porous surface, as before painting
- an inspector who tests and certifies weights and measures
sealer²
Definition
sealer (sēl′ər)
noun
- a hunter of seals
- a ship used in seal hunting
sealer
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- sand: The sheeted surfaces of the rest of the model are treated with sanding sealer then tissue covered.
- use: You will not be allowed to use silicon sealer.
- apply: Application 1. Using clean brush, apply sealer evenly over timber Another product also available in the Alexander Rose range is Timber Treatment Plus.
- penetrate: A porous material, marble requires proper periodic resealing with a penetrating sealer to prevent staining.
- gloss: Spray trunk, lid, and bells with gloss sealer.
- make: Make the spring roll sealer by mixing together the flour and water into a paste.
Adjective modifier
- clear: End Sealing: Ends should be sealed immediately after cutting using a clear aqueous wax end sealer to reduce end checking.
- acrylic: The moldings will be bedded on with Teak colored acrylic frame sealer.
- rotary: The F220 series are the most sophisticated rotary heat sealers that are available at the moment.
- commercial: Not surprising, then, that the number of commercial sealers has approximately doubled over the last ten years.
- American: An amazing 57,000 fur seal skins were taken by an American sealer between 1800 and 1802.
- low: Seat them down on a bead of clear low modulus silicone sealer before the screws are inserted.
Modifies a noun
- coat: A sealer coat is normally required and steel again should be blast cleaned and primed with a zinc phosphate primer in most cases.
- paint: Sealer Paint used to seal the substrate or previous coats and prevent interaction between subsequent coats applied.
Noun used with modifier
- silicone: Seat them down on a bead of clear low modulus silicone sealer before the screws are inserted.
- silicon: Objects must not be held in place with adhesive or silicon sealer.
- seam: Inside the boot, all seams were filled with seam sealer to reduce the chance of water collecting.
- pressure: With these pressure sealers there's no liquid glue, water or heat, meaning no mess or risk of burns.
- heat: The bag should be sealed, using tape or heat sealer.
- floor: On new material, it is recommended to seal first using Floor Sealer.
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