Americanisms...

[Cozzer]

Think I've sorted most of 'em - "denatured alcohol" et al - but I've come across a new one that I can't decipher...

Bushing canvas.

Any idea, please?!

 

[paulrbarnard]

Think I've sorted most of 'em - "denatured alcohol" et al - but I've come across a new one that I can't decipher...

Bushing canvas.

Any idea, please?!

Extra strong ladies underwear?

 

[Distinterior]

Think I've sorted most of 'em - "denatured alcohol" et al - but I've come across a new one that I can't decipher...

Bushing canvas.

Any idea, please?!

Would it be something you were searching for in regard to a Mitsubishi 4 x 4 by any chance...?

 

[Cozzer]

Would it be something you were searching for in regard to a Mitsubishi 4 x 4 by any chance...?

Nope.
The term was used on a video about veneer pressing, before a "square of material" was shown to the camera.
Obviously canvas (No!) but whether rough/smooth/whatever wasn't detailed.
Just a term I'd never come across before, and unusually a search on t'interweb hasn't helped....

 

[Inspector]

I've never herd of the term either. When it was mentioned in the video was it being used to provide a porous layer for the air to evacuate through? Sometimes a bug screen like material is used for the same purpose. Might be easier for you to find.

Pete

 

[Geoff_S]

https://www.redbubble.com/shop/bushes+canvas-prints

Or a canvas used to make a bushing?

 

[woodieallen]

Think I've sorted most of 'em - "denatured alcohol" et al - but I've come across a new one that I can't decipher...

Bushing canvas.

Any idea, please?!

It's what you put down before 'going down'...as it were..in case the lady in question 'has issues'.

 

[Cabinetman]

My American hasn’t heard of it, sorry. Also I’m over here at the mo and nothing useful is coming up when I search either.

 

[kinverkid]

Think I've sorted most of 'em - "denatured alcohol" et al - but I've come across a new one that I can't decipher...

Bushing canvas.

Any idea, please?!

Just asked Copilot:

bushing canvas is made of canvas but I want to know how it is different from regular canvas

Ah, I see! Bushing canvas is indeed a type of canvas, but it has some distinct characteristics compared to regular canvas.
Bushing Canvas:

• Material: Typically made from heavy-duty cotton or linen.
• Weave: The threads in bushing canvas are more tightly woven, making it more durable and resistant to wear and tear.
• Usage: Often used in applications where sturdiness is required, such as in making sails, tents, and backpacks

 

[Cozzer]

Just like the 7th cavalry over the hill, kinverkid to the rescue!
Thanks, pal!
So... tightly woven, sturdy canvas, then.

Or, as it's otherwise known to normal folk.... canvas.

 

[Duncan A]

Possibly not dissimilar to cotton duck?

 

[Cozzer]

Possibly not dissimilar to cotton duck?

Having just read about it - ta! - maybe so.
Close enough for jazz, as they say....

 

[dbliss147]

I found lots of search hits for "canvas print"... A print/litho on canvas.
Did you mean to write "bushes", rather than bushing? If so, I'm thinking it might be Bush's ... Bush as a family name. Nevertheless I don't think Bush helps understand what a bushing canvas print would be.

 

[kinverkid]

Possibly not dissimilar to cotton duck?

I also thought of Duck Canvas when I read sails and backpacks. But tents? Great stuff for tool rolls and holdalls.

 

[Cozzer]

I found lots of search hits for "canvas print"... A print/litho on canvas.
Did you mean to write "bushes", rather than bushing? If so, I'm thinking it might be Bush's ... Bush as a family name. Nevertheless I don't think Bush helps understand what a bushing canvas print would be.

No, nothing to do with printing.