liner au pistolet
English translation: sprayed liner
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| 1 | Jet something ? (don't have a clue, but I love your glasses |
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Jet something ? (don't have a clue, but I love your glasses Explanation: no comment |
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43 mins confidence: peer agreement (net): +1
peer agreement (net): +1sprayed liner Explanation: "liner" is the English word used here in its technical meaning of coat applied to a film (probably the heat-shrinking film) "pistolet" is here the method of application of the adhesive layer onto the film: spraying with a spray gun (pistolet à peinture in French) "coextrusion" in English just like in French is the simultaneous extrusion of the second layer with the main one. |
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