Chapter 26 Refinish Material

Paints that dry by evaporation of solvents only are called ___ paints.

• Thermoplastic

• Thermoset

____ is the process in which the paint film combines with oxygen.

• Polymerization

• Acclimation

• Oxidation

• Photocoagulation

The most commonly used paints in collision repair shops today are thermoset paints

• True

• False

Solvent-borne paint ___

• contains ether

• contains vocs

• causes air pollution

• all of the above

Waterborne paint contains more volatile solvent than solvent-borne paint

• True

• False

When applying roll-on paint on the undercoat, the roller should be moved in one direction only.

• True

• False

What part of the paint determines curing characteristics?

• binder

• pigment

• solvent

• none of the above

Technician A says that paint with a viscosity of 18 seconds is thicker than paint with a viscosity of 22 seconds. Technician B says that paint with a viscosity of 22 seconds is thicker than paint with a viscosity of 18 seconds. Who is right?

• A only

• B only

• Both A and B

• Neither A nor B

All of the following are types of thermoset paint except:

• acrylic enamel

• lacquer

• urethane

• polyurethane

Technician A says that P400 and 400-grit sandpaper are not necessarily the same coarseness. Technician B says that CAMI system-rated sandpaper has a P prefix. Who is right?

• A only

• B only

• Both A and B

• Neither A nor B