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Ch1 Careers 52-73

Ch1 Careers 52

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priming is primarily done to help smooth the body surface and help the top coats of paint adhere or stick to the body. It is done before painting.
paint selection involves finding out what type of paint materials must be used on the specific vehicle.
paint mixing usually involves adding solvents to give the paint the right "thickness" or viscosity for spraying.
Spraying is the physical application of color or primer using a paint spray gun.
paint runs excess paint thickness that flows down or "runs"
custom painting involves forming various designs in the paint.
drying involves using different methods to cure the fresh paint
air drying is done by simply letting the paint dry in the atmosphere
forced drying uses special heat lamps or other equipment to speed the paint curing process.
postpainting operations include the tasks that must be done before returning the vehicle to the customer.
orange peel a rough textured surface like the peel on an orange
wet sanding involves using a water
Compounding/buffing is done to smooth newly painted surfaces, after wet sanding for example, or to remove a thin layer of old, dull paint.
detailing is a final cleanup and touch
mechanical repairs include tasks like replacing a damaged water pump, radiator, or engine bracket, for example
electrical repairs include tasks like repairing severed wiring, replacing engine sensors, and scanning for computer or wiring problems.
independent body shop is one owned and operated by a private individual.
franchise facility is tied to a main headquarters which regulates and aids the operation of the business.
dealership body shop is owned and managed under the guidance of a new car dealership
progression shop is often organized like an assembly line with specialists in each area of repair.
specialty shop concentrates on and only does specific types of repairs.
complete collision services means the facility might do wheel alignments, cooling system repairs, electrical system diagnosis and repair, suspension system work, and other repairs.
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