AUTO BODY VOCAB 1-30

6. THE BREAKING UP OF PAINT IN DROPLETS BY AIR PRESSURE AS IT EXITS THE SPRAY GUN.
8. THE EFFECT OF LIGHT OF VARYING WAVELENGTHS ON THE HUMAN EYE.
9. EFFECT OF PRESSURE FROM EITHER AIR, SOLVENT, OR MOISTURE UNDER A COATING CAUSING A SWEELING.
11. THE ABILITY OF A FINISH TO SHOW FULL-BODIED TOPCOAT COLOR.
12. A PAINT DEFECT WHERE THEOLD COLOR SEEPS THROUGH THE NEW COLOR.
13. A RESPIRATOR USING CHEMICAL SUBSTANCES TO PURIFY INHALED AIR.
15. A MECHANICAL DEVICE USED TO COMPRESS AIR.
16. A SPRAYING TECHNIQUE THAT TAPERS THE FINISH OR COLOR.
17. A PAINT DEFECT APPERAING WHERE PAINT CONGEALS.

1. A TOP COATING ON A PAINTED SURFACE THAT IS TRANSPARENT SO THAT THE COLOR BENEATH IT IS VISIBLE.
2. THE ATTACHMENT BETWEEN TWO SURFACES OR COATINGS.
3. A PAINT DEFECT APPEARING AS A MILKY WHITE HAZE OR MIST.
4. THE TENDENCY OF ONE COLOR TO LOOK LIKE ANOTHER.
5. A VERY SMALL PAINT GUN USED FOR CUSTOM PAINT ARTWORK.
7. SHARP HARD ABRASIVE MADE BY FUSING MINERAL BAUXITE AT HIGH TEMPERATURES.
8. A FINISHING COAT WHICH PROTECTS OR COVERS AND ACTS AS AN ENHANCMENT TO COLOR.
10. HELPS KEEP PIGMENT SUSPENDED IN SOLUTION
12. THE TECHNIQUE OF DIRECTING MOLTEN METAL WHILE WELDING.
14. USUAL OR SURROUNDING CONDITIONS.