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ASE REFINISHING PRACTICE EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS A hazy, milky, paint surface is also known as - Ans:-Blushing is when the paint gets milky look to it from humidity trapped in the paint film. What does the digital mil thickness gauge show? - Ans:-It measures the thickness of a paint film. T...

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ASE REFINISHING PRACTICE EXAM
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS


A hazy, milky, paint surface is also known as - Ans:✔✔-Blushing is when the paint gets milky look to it

from humidity trapped in the paint film.


What does the digital mil thickness gauge show? - Ans:✔✔-It measures the thickness of a paint film.


The letters TPO are on a plastic part. The letters stand for - Ans:✔✔-TPO stands for thermoplastic olefin.


A painted surface has small craters caused by silicone containment. These are also called - Ans:✔✔-Fish-

eyes are caused by silicone containment on the surface.


Pattern control knob - Ans:✔✔-The fluid knob is located below the pattern control knob.


The gradual change in height from bare metal to topcoat is called - Ans:✔✔-The gradual change in height

from metal to topcoat is called a featheredge.


Solvent pop may look like - Ans:✔✔-Solvent popping may look like pinholes because as the solvent works

its way to the surface, it can pop and leave holes in the paint surface.




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In a multi-stage paint, the intermediate layer is the - Ans:✔✔-The intermediate coat is typically a pearl

coat. Some multi-stage finishes have a tinted clear as the intermediate coat, but peal is more common.


Exterior moldings are attached using - Ans:✔✔-Silicone adhesive is not used to attach exterior moldings.

Silicone-based adhesives are not compatible with painted surfaces.


What is the name for paint cracking - Ans:✔✔-Micro-checking, crows feet, and line checking are all

examples of paint that is cracked. Chalkin is when a paint surface turns white as it gets older.


What is an example of airborne industrial contamination - Ans:✔✔-Rail dust, acid rain, and soot are all

examples of industrial contamination. They are all byproducts of industry. Tree sap is considered organic

contamination.


What type of paint is the easiest to match - Ans:✔✔-Single-stage paint can be solid or metallic. It can be

various types of paints such as lacquer, enamels, and urethane. A base coat needs to be clear coated so

it is not single stage paint.


Bleed-through causes - Ans:✔✔-Bleed-through causes discoloration on the undercoats and the topcoats.

Bleed-through does not cause pinholes. Molting is a spray technique problem. Bleed-through cannot

cause rust. It is caused by bare metal, moisture, and oxygen.


What is a hazardous waste - Ans:✔✔-The cleaning process removes dirt, oil, road tar, grease, and other

oil and water-based contaminants. It does not remove paint from the surface.




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What is least likely to be picked up by a tack rag - Ans:✔✔-A tack rag will pick up loose particles on the

surface to be painted. It will pick up hair, dirt, fuzz, lint, and so on. A tack rag is not absorbent so it will

not pick up water from the surface.


Two-part putty consists of - Ans:✔✔-A two-part putty consists of putty and a hardener. There are one-

part putties. A two-part putty will be a stronger material so it is more commonly used today. Single-part

putty creates a weak link in the repair.


OSHA stands for - Ans:✔✔-Occupational Safety and Health Administration. This organization makes sure

we have a safe work environment.


What paint problems is caused by static electricity - Ans:✔✔-Dust contamination is caused by static

electricity. Static electricity building up in body panels will attract small airborne particles of dust,

causing contamination of freshly painted surfaces.


A slow-drying solvent is used during cool conditions, about 60F. What could result from this - Ans:✔✔-

When spraying paint during cool conditions, a fast reducer should be used to decrease drying times. If a

slow drying reducer is used, the paint will stay wet too long and sags will develop.


What is used to describe hue - Ans:✔✔-Hue is the tint of a color. Is it red, blue, or green? The four

primary colors on a typical color wheel are red, green, yellow and blue. Hue is described in relation to

one of these colors. A color can be redder or yellower. It is not described as oranger.




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