Question

job sheet 7-1
name
date
refinishing product exercise
objective
upon completion of this activity sheet, the student should be able to identify and safely use the correct products for different refinishing needs according to manufacturers recommendations.
natef task correlation
iv. painting and refinishing
b. surface preparation

1. dry or wet sand areas to be refinished.
2. featheredge damaged areas to be refinished.
3. apply suitable metal treatment or primer in accordance with total product systems.
4. mix primer, primer - surfacer or primer - sealer.

tools and equipment
six 1 - inch × 1 - inch metal panels
8\ #80 grit paper
#180 grit da paper
#400 grit wet paper
hvlp spray gun
basecoat/clearcoat paint
enamel paint
epoxy primer
self - etching primer
primer
flattener
fish - eye eliminator
chip guard
prep solvent
safety equipment
safety glasses or goggles
proper paint respirator
rubber gloves
introduction
manufacturers can provide long extended paint warranties on late model vehicles because of the improved undercoats developed over the years. these undercoats make the overcoats glossier, more durable, and more resistant to rusting. all of these products are expensive and add to the cost of a paint job. following manufacturers recommendations correctly is vital.
which chapter and pages explain refinishing materials being used in this work sheet?

Explanation:

The worksheet is about refinishing products in a body shop context (likely automotive). To find which chapter and pages explain the refinishing materials, one would refer to the textbook or instructional material associated with this job sheet. Typically, such information is in a chapter related to "Body Shop Materials and Passenger Technology" (hinted at the top) or a chapter specifically on refinishing materials. Without the full textbook, but from the context, the relevant chapter would be the one covering body shop materials (maybe Chapter 7 or a similar chapter on refinishing) with pages that detail the materials like primers, paints, sandpapers, etc., used here. However, since the specific chapter and pages aren't visible in the provided image, the answer would depend on the associated textbook. But if we assume the textbook's structure, the chapter on body shop materials (e.g., Chapter 7) and relevant pages (varies by textbook) would explain these refinishing materials.

Answer:

The specific chapter and pages depend on the associated textbook. Typically, a chapter on "Body Shop Materials" (e.g., Chapter 7 in some automotive technology textbooks) with pages detailing refinishing materials (primers, paints, sandpapers, etc.) would explain these. For example, if using a standard automotive refinishing textbook, it might be Chapter 7 (or similar) and pages (e.g., 120 - 130, varies by text) that cover these materials.