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Ch 18 #1-18

Paint problems/ final detailing

QuestionAnswer
Surface roughness caused by improper mixing or application (spraying)
Surface waviness caused from improper sanding or blocking of plastic filler or primer
Bleeding the dye of an old finish/color comes to the surface after a new finish has been sprayed, usually reds
Blistering usually caused by corrosion under the surface
Blushing a problem that makes the finish turn milky
Dirt in finish foreign particles dried in the paint film
Fisheyes separation of the wet film being sprayed
Mottling streaking or blotching of the color, usually with metallic finishes, caused by heavier film thickness or excessive wetting
Orange peel paint roughness that resembles the skin of an orange
Peeling caused by improper surface sanding or scuffing
Pin holes air bubbles that rose to the surface of body plastic filler
Plastic bleed through
Corrosion under finish will cause the finish to blister or peel
Runs when gravity produces a mass slippage of an overwet, thick film
Sag a partial slipping down of the surface film created by film that is too wet and heavy
Undercoat show through the color of the undercoat is seen through the topcoat
Water spotting dulling of gloss in spots do to spots of water drying on a finish that did not thoroughly dry
Wet spots a finish problem seen as off colored and or slow drying spots of various sizes
Created by: abogner105
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