ASE B3 Domain 1: Preparation Welcome to your ASE B3 Domain 1: Preparation 1. ASE B3: Preparation What is the first step in preparing a vehicle for non-structural damage repair? A. Removing the damaged parts B. Cleaning the damaged area C. Conducting a thorough damage assessment D. Sanding the area around the damage None 2. ASE B3: Preparation When preparing for panel alignment, what is crucial for ensuring proper fit and function? A. Using the heaviest tools available B. Making sure all the old paint is removed C. Checking and adjusting for panel gaps and flushness D. Applying a rust-inhibiting primer None 3. ASE B3: Preparation In non-structural repair, what is the purpose of using a heat gun or infrared lamp? A. To soften the paint for easier sanding B. To speed up the drying of body filler and primer C. To bend or reshape metal panels D. To remove moisture from the air None 4. ASE B3: Preparation What is the recommended procedure for dealing with minor corrosion on a body panel before repair? A. Covering it with body filler B. Sanding it until it is removed C. Applying a rust converter D. Ignoring it if it's not visible None 5. ASE B3: Preparation Before applying body filler, the surface should be: A. Wet B. Cleaned and degreased C. Covered with a thin layer of primer D. Roughened with a coarse sandpaper None 6. ASE B3: Preparation Why is it important to apply a primer over bare metal areas during preparation? A. To check for dents and scratches B. To protect the metal from corrosion C. To fill in small imperfections D. To improve paint color match None 7. ASE B3: Preparation What is the main reason for using a guide coat during the preparation process? A. To protect against UV rays B. To identify low spots and imperfections C. To provide a base coat for painting D. To seal the surface from moisture None 8. ASE B3: Preparation When preparing a vehicle for repair, the use of masking tape and paper is primarily for: A. Protecting areas from dust and debris B. Keeping the work area clean C. Preventing overspray and damage to non-repair areas D. Improving visibility during repair None 9. ASE B3: Preparation The process of 'feathering' damaged paint during preparation serves to: A. Remove all traces of the original paint B. Create a smooth transition between painted and unpainted areas C. Expose the underlying metal for welding D. Roughen the surface for better paint adhesion None 10. ASE B3: Preparation When removing trim and hardware before repair work, it is important to: A. Replace all clips and fasteners with new ones B. Document and label the location of each piece C. Use a hammer to expedite the process D. Only remove visibly damaged items None 1 out of 10 Time is Up! Time's up
