3M Body Filler and Glaze Application Quiz

What is the purpose of applying Dry Guide Coat before sanding the body filler?

• To add color to the body filler

• To create a protective layer on the body filler

• To refine and feather sand scratches

• To increase the adhesion of the body filler

What type of sandpaper is recommended for the initial rough sanding of the body filler?

• 150 grit

• 120 grit

• 100 grit

• 80 grit

Why is it important to reapply Dry Guide Coat before the blocking process?

• To add shine to the body filler

• To prevent the body filler from drying out

• To help fully refine and feather previous sand scratches

• To create a smoother surface for sanding

What is the purpose of using a DA with 180 grit after blocking with 80 grit?

• To remove the body filler completely

• To add a protective layer on the body filler

• To fully feather edge and refine the outer perimeter sand scratches

• To create a textured surface for the glaze

What should be done if cleaning solvent is accidentally applied directly to the body filler?

• Force-flash the cleaning solvent off the filler with dry air or a blower

• Use a cloth to wipe off the excess solvent

• Apply more cleaning solvent to even it out

• Leave it to dry naturally

What is the purpose of fully feathering out and refining the inline sand scratches before moving to primer?

• To create a smoother surface for the primer

• To avoid repair mapping

• To add texture to the surface

• To remove any remaining body filler

What type of sandpaper is recommended for sanding the glaze before moving to primer?

• 120 grit

• 180 grit

• 200 grit

• 220 grit

What should be done before moving on to the glaze application?

• Apply primer to the body filler

• Apply a top coat to the body filler

• Apply a protective layer to the body filler

• Apply Solvent based cleaning solution