advantages and 2 disadvantages of using paint on wood surfaces

List down 2 advantages and 2 disadvantages of using paint on wood surfaces

Advantages

  1. Hides defects
  2. Gives a uniform colour
  3. Variety of colours

Disadvantages

  1. Does not expose timber texture
  2. Does not give high class finish
  3. Not absorbed by timber cells and may peel off

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