Question 1

Bull's-eye featheredge can be prevented by only using two-part spot putty and allowing proper time for putty or filler to cure.

Accepted Answer

True

Question 2

ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____ occur when gravity produces a mass slippage of an overwet and thick paint film.
A)Paint color mismatches
B)Machine compounds
C)Paint runs
D)Paint fish-eyes

Accepted Answer

Paint runs occur when gravity causes a thick and overwet paint film to slip or sag, leading to uneven surfaces.

Question 3

Some product manufacturers rate their compounds or liquids and pastes by a grit rating system: #1000, #1500, #2000, and finer.

Accepted Answer

This is true. The grit rating system is commonly used in the manufacturing of abrasives and polishing compounds. The higher the number, the finer the grit and the smoother the finish.

Question 4

ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____, such as acid and alkali spotting, causes an obvious discoloration of the paint surface.
A)Chemical spotting
B)Featheredge splitting
C)Blistering
D)Water spotting

Accepted Answer

Chemical spotting, such as acid and alkali spotting, leads to discoloration of the paint surface.

Question 5

Most clearcoats are designed to be applied after the basecoat fully cures.

Accepted Answer

Most clearcoats are designed to be applied over the basecoat while it is still tacky, not fully cured, to ensure proper adhesion and a seamless finish.

Question 6

Line checking is similar to cracking, except that the lines or cracks are more parallel and range from very short to very long.

Accepted Answer

Line checking does involve parallel cracks or lines, which can vary in length. This is different from typical cracking, which often has irregular patterns.

Question 7

A buffing pad is used to clean and fluff up a wool buffing pad before machine compounding.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A buffing pad is used to clean...

Question 8

ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____ shows up as small, swelled areas on the finish that look like a water blister on human skin.
A)Blushing
B)Paint mottling
C)Blistering
D)Solvent popping

Accepted Answer

Blistering refers to the formation of small, swelled areas on a painted surface, resembling water blisters on human skin.

Question 9

ASE-Style Multiple Choice A ____ is a partial slipping down of the paint created by a film that is too heavy to support itself.
A)paint sag
B)featheredge split
C)paint wrinkle
D)paint protrusion

Accepted Answer

Paint sag occurs when a film of paint is too heavy to support itself and partially slips down.

Question 10

ASE-Style Multiple Choice The term ____ refers to "blisters" or "pimples" on the paint surface caused by the paint topcoats trapping evaporating solvent gases during curing and drying.
A)final detailing
B)detail sanding
C)line checking
D)solvent popping

Accepted Answer

Solvent popping refers to the formation of blisters or pimples on the paint surface due to trapped evaporating solvent gases during the curing and drying process.

Question 11

ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____ is the general dulling of gloss in spots or masses of spots.
A)Featheredge splitting
B)Water spotting
C)Blushing
D)Sand scratch swelling

Accepted Answer

Water spotting is the general dulling of gloss in spots or masses of spots, often caused by water droplets drying on the surface.

Question 12

ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____ appears as stretch marks, or cracking, along a featheredge.
A)Chemical spotting
B)Featheredge splitting
C)Blushing
D)Water spotting

Accepted Answer

Featheredge splitting refers to the appearance of stretch marks or cracking along a featheredge, which is a thin edge of paint or primer.

Question 13

The most common causes of color difference include improper paint mixing and not spraying the paint on properly.

Accepted Answer

Improper paint mixing and improper application of the paint can lead to color difference in the final outcome.

Question 14

ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____ is an uneven surface formation, much like that on the skin of an orange.
A)Paint protrusion
B)Paint fish-eyes
C)Paint color mismatch
D)Orange peel

Accepted Answer

Orange peel is a term used to describe an uneven surface texture on painted surfaces, resembling the skin of an orange.

Question 15

Blushing results in fine splits or small cracks - often called "crow's-feet"- that completely checker an area in an irregular manner

Accepted Answer

Blushing is not known to cause fine splits or small cracks, commonly known as "crow's-feet".

Question 16

ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____ are small, BB-sized dimples or craters that form in the liquid paint film right after spraying.
A)Paint color mismatches
B)Paint-fish eyes
C)Paint protrusions
D)Orange peels

Accepted Answer

The answer of ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____ are small, BB-sized...

Question 17

ASE-Style Multiple Choice Which of the following is LEAST-Likely the cause of crazing?
A)Shop temperature is too cold
B)Surface tension of the original material is under stress, and it literally shatters under the softening action of the solvents being applied.
C)Insufficient flash time
D)OEM lacquer crazes due to age and temperature extremes.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ASE-Style Multiple Choice Which of the following...

Question 18

Fish-eyes are commonly caused by improper body surface cleaning or preparation.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Fish-eyes are commonly caused by improper body...

Question 19

Crazing is the beginning of film breakdown and might be an indication that film failures, such as cracking or crazing, will develop.

Accepted Answer

The answer of Crazing is the beginning of film breakdown...

Question 20

The term primecoat show-through refers to a variation in the surface color.

Accepted Answer

Primecoat show-through refers to the phenomenon where the color of the primer layer underneath a topcoat is visible through the topcoat, resulting in a variation in surface color.

Quiz 28: Paint Problems and Final Detailing

Bull's-eye featheredge can be prevented by only using two-part spot putty and allowing proper time for putty or filler to cure.

ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____ occur when gravity produces a mass slippage of an overwet and thick paint film.

Some product manufacturers rate their compounds or liquids and pastes by a grit rating system: #1000, #1500, #2000, and finer.

ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____, such as acid and alkali spotting, causes an obvious discoloration of the paint surface.

Most clearcoats are designed to be applied after the basecoat fully cures.

Line checking is similar to cracking, except that the lines or cracks are more parallel and range from very short to very long.

A buffing pad is used to clean and fluff up a wool buffing pad before machine compounding.

ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____ shows up as small, swelled areas on the finish that look like a water blister on human skin.

ASE-Style Multiple Choice A ____ is a partial slipping down of the paint created by a film that is too heavy to support itself.

ASE-Style Multiple Choice The term ____ refers to "blisters" or "pimples" on the paint surface caused by the paint topcoats trapping evaporating solvent gases during curing and drying.

ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____ is the general dulling of gloss in spots or masses of spots.

ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____ appears as stretch marks, or cracking, along a featheredge.

The most common causes of color difference include improper paint mixing and not spraying the paint on properly.

ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____ is an uneven surface formation, much like that on the skin of an orange.

Blushing results in fine splits or small cracks - often called "crow's-feet"- that completely checker an area in an irregular manner

ASE-Style Multiple Choice ____ are small, BB-sized dimples or craters that form in the liquid paint film right after spraying.

ASE-Style Multiple Choice Which of the following is LEAST-Likely the cause of crazing?

Fish-eyes are commonly caused by improper body surface cleaning or preparation.

Crazing is the beginning of film breakdown and might be an indication that film failures, such as cracking or crazing, will develop.

The term primecoat show-through refers to a variation in the surface color.