The _______________ are now widely used for developing decorative finishing of interior walls and they are made exclusively from paper.(a) Whitewashing(b) Coatings(c) Wall papers(d) Plaster of ParisI got this question in homework.I'd like to ask this question from Characteristics of Varnishing topic in section Painting, Varnishing, Distempering, etc of Construction & Building Materials

The _______________ are now widely used for developing decorative fini

1.	The _______________ are now widely used for developing decorative finishing of interior walls and they are made exclusively from paper.(a) Whitewashing(b) Coatings(c) Wall papers(d) Plaster of ParisI got this question in homework.I'd like to ask this question from Characteristics of Varnishing topic in section Painting, Varnishing, Distempering, etc of Construction & Building Materials
Answer» Right choice is (c) Wall papers To explain I would say: Wall papers MAYBE unprimed, Primed, embossed, metal COATED, ETC. They are available in ONE colour or multi colour patterns printed on the face surface. The surface on which wallpaper is to be fixed is dried, LEVELLED and make free from chalk or lime solution.

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