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Back-To-Basics: Contaminants
I-CAR · October 3, 2018
Summary
This article highlights the common causes of paint contamination during the refinishing process, such as improper surface cleaning, dirty air hoses, clogged booth filters, and contaminated paint suits. It outlines essential preventative measures, including regular booth maintenance, proper vehicle wipe-down procedures, and equipment cleaning, to ensure a high-quality finish.
What to do on the job
Clean and blow off the vehicle with recommended cleaners and a tack cloth, and ensure the paint booth, air hoses, and spray guns are thoroughly cleaned and maintained before refinishing.
How to use it
Use this document to justify the necessary labor time and materials required for thorough booth maintenance, vehicle masking/prep, air line cleaning, and pre-paint tack-off procedures to prevent refinish defects.
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