Glaze
Definition of Glaze
Glaze is a glossy liquid finishing solution made from a combination of oils, resin, and pigments.
The liquid solution is applied evenly to flooring material using a brush, sprayer, or roller. It’s then allowed to dry and cure for at least 24 hours to create a smooth, reflective finish.
The gloss and shine of a glaze varies depending on the specific glazing product and how it’s applied.
Example of Glaze in a Sentence
“A new layer of glaze was applied to the ballroom floors before the annual dance competition set off.”
Synonyms:
- Enamel
- Sheen
- Coat
- Luster
Related Terms: