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Task G-26 Details exterior
Task Descriptor
Auto body and collision technicians detail the exterior of vehicles to re-enhance their finish. This includes cleaning and polishing, and touching up stone chips.
G-26.01 - Removes minor imperfections
Essential Skills: Document Use, Oral Communication, Continuous Learning
G-26.01 - Removes minor imperfections
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Evidence of Attainment |
| G-26.01.01P |
identify minor imperfections |
minor imperfections are identified |
| G-26.01.02P |
determine corrective actions |
corrective actions are determined according to minor imperfection |
| G-26.01.03P |
wet sand, de-nib and shave required area |
required area is wet sanded, de-nibbed and shaved according to minor imperfection |
| G-26.01.04P |
remove overspray |
overspray is removed from paint surface and glass using tools and materials |
Range of Variables
- minor imperfections include: sags, fish-eyes, solvent popping, runs, orange peel, dust nibs, dry spray, dieback, scratches, top-coat bridging, oxidization, brake dust, gloss mismatch, texture mismatch
- corrective actions include: re-application, polishing, use of blades, sanding
- tools and materials include: razor blades, polishers, clay bar, rubbing compounds, chemicals, de-nib files
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| G-26.01.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of procedures to remove overspray and minor imperfections |
identify types of topcoat defects and describe their characteristics |
| identify types of minor imperfections |
| describe the procedures used to remove overspray |
| identify tools and materials used to remove overspray and minor imperfections and describe their applications and procedures for use |
| identify hazards and describe safe work practices pertaining to removing overspray and minor imperfections |
| define terminology associated with removing overspray and minor imperfections |
| identify the corrective action to remedy various minor imperfections |
| identify limitations of repair based on top coat type |
| describe procedures used to sand when correcting minor imperfections |
| describe procedures used to compound when correcting minor imperfections |
| describe procedures used to polish when correcting minor imperfections |
| G-26.01.02L |
demonstrate knowledge of the causes of minor imperfections |
identify the causes of minor imperfections |
Range of Variables
- minor imperfections include: sags, fish-eyes, solvent popping, runs, orange peel, dust nibs, dry spray, dieback, scratches, top-coat bridging, oxidization, brake dust, gloss mismatch, texture mismatch
- tools and materials include: razor blades, polishers, clay bar, rubbing compounds, chemicals, de-nib files
- corrective actions include: re-application, polishing, use of blades, sanding
- causes include: contamination, poor spray technique, improper mixing procedures, inter-mixing of products, expired product, poor equipment, poor booth conditions, incorrect prepping procedures, environmental effects
G-26.02 - Polishes vehicle
Essential Skills : Working with Others, Document Use, Thinking
G-26.02 - Polishes vehicle
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| G-26.02.01P |
evaluate paint finish |
paint finish is evaluated |
| G-26.02.02P |
determine polishing procedure |
polishing procedure is determined according to paint finish evaluation |
| G-26.02.03P |
protect surrounding areas |
surrounding areas are protected |
| G-26.02.04P |
select and use tools, equipment and materials |
tools, equipment and materials are selected and used according to job requirements |
| G-26.02.05P |
polish surfaces |
surfaces are polished to restore lustre and to remove micro-scratches from compounding |
| G-26.02.06P |
wet sand and polish headlights |
headlights are polished to restore clarity |
| G-26.02.07P |
control speed, pressure and angle of polisher |
speed, pressure and angle of polisher are controlled to avoid damage to surface |
Range of Variables
- areas include: plastic mouldings, tires, soft surfaces
- tools, equipment and materials include: mil thickness gauge, variable speed buffers, polishing cloths and pads
- damage includes: burning through the finish, scratching, dulling the finish
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| G-26.02.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of procedures used to polish vehicle |
identify terminology associated with polishing |
| describe the surface preparation procedures used for polishing |
| G-26.02.02L |
demonstrate knowledge of polishing materials and their characteristics |
identify types of topcoat finishes and describe their characteristics |
| identify products used in vehicle polishing and describe their related safety considerations |
| G-26.02.03L |
demonstrate knowledge of polishing equipment, its applications and procedures for use |
identify hazards and describe safe work practices pertaining to polishing |
| identify polishing tools and equipment and describe their applications |
| describe the procedures used to set up, operate and adjust polishing equipment |
Range of Variables
- topcoat finishes include: single-stage, multi-stage
G-26.03 - Touches up stone chips
Essential Skills: Thinking, Working with Others, Oral Communication
G-26.03 - Touches up stone chips
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Skills
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Performance Criteria |
Evidence of Attainment |
| G-26.03.01P |
identify severity of stone chip damage |
severity of stone chip damage is identified |
| G-26.03.02P |
determine vehicle colour |
vehicle colour is determined using vehicle paint codes |
| G-26.03.03P |
prepare damaged area and apply touch-up paint |
damaged area is prepared and touch-up paint is applied using tools and materials |
Range of Variables
- severity includes: depth of chip, presence of corrosion
- tools and materials include: touch-up pen, paint brush, tape, toothpicks
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| G-26.03.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of stone chips, their characteristics and repair procedures |
describe the characteristics of stone chips |
| identify method of repair |
| identify tools and materials used to touch up stone chips |
| identify paint codes |
| describe procedure to prepare area and apply touch-up paint |
Range of Variables
- tools and materials include: touch-up pen, paint brush, tape, toothpicks
Task G-27 Cleans vehicle
Task Descriptor
Auto body and collision technicians must clean vehicles prior to repair and prior to delivery.
G-27.01 - Cleans exterior
Essential Skills Oral Communication, Working with Others, Document Use
G-27.01 - Cleans exterior
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| G-27.01.01P |
select and use tools and equipment |
tools and equipment are selected and used according to job requirements |
| G-27.01.02P |
select materials |
materials are selected according to job requirements |
| G-27.01.03P |
follow washing sequence |
washing sequence is followed with caution |
| G-27.01.04P |
dry vehicle |
vehicle is dried using drying techniques |
| G-27.01.05P |
clean and dry glass |
glass is cleaned and dried to ensure it is spot and streak free |
Range of Variables
- tools and equipment include: pressure washers, hoses, brushes, wash mitts, sponges, steel wool
- materials include: tire and glass cleaners, car wash soap (silicone free), tire dressing (silicone free), degreasers, dish soap, exterior cleaning solvents
- washing sequence includes: using pressure washer, pre-soaking vehicle, washing, rinsing, top to bottom
- caution includes: biohazards (blood, fecal matter), sharp edges, using PPE (gloves, goggles)
- drying techniques include using: chamois, squeegees, air blowers
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| G-27.01.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of vehicle exterior cleaning tools and equipment |
identify types of vehicle exterior cleaning tools and equipment and describe their applications |
| G-27.01.02L |
demonstrate knowledge of vehicle exterior cleaning materials |
identify materials used to clean vehicle exterior |
| G-27.01.03L |
demonstrate knowledge of practices and procedures to clean vehicle exterior |
describe the procedures used to clean vehicle exterior |
| describe the procedures used to clean un-painted plastic exterior components |
| describe situations where caution should be observed |
Range of Variables
- tools and equipment include: pressure washers, hoses, brushes, wash mitts, sponges, steel wool
- materials include: tire and glass cleaners, car wash soap (silicone free), tire dressing (silicone free), degreasers, dish soap, exterior cleaning solvents
- caution includes: biohazards (blood, fecal matter), sharp edges, using PPE (gloves, goggles)
G-27.02 - Cleans interior
Essential Skills: Document Use, Thinking, Oral Communication
G-27.02 - Cleans interior
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| G-27.02.01P |
remove items from interior |
items are removed from interior with caution and held for customer |
| G-27.02.02P |
vacuum interior |
interior is vacuumed to remove debris |
| G-27.02.03P |
shampoo upholstery |
upholstery is shampooed to remove stains and other contaminants |
| G-27.02.04P |
deodorize interior |
interior is deodorized |
| G-27.02.05P |
apply silicone-free surface conditioners, cleaners and dressings to surfaces |
silicone-free surface conditioners, cleaners and dressings are applied to surfaces according to manufacturers’ specifications |
| G-27.02.06P |
clean interior of glass |
interior of glass is cleaned with glass cleaning materials |
Range of Variables
- surfaces include: dashes, consoles, door panels, head liners, seats, floor mats, steering wheel
- materials include: lint-free rags, glass cleaners, paper products, interior shampoo, leather conditioners
Knowledge
| Reference Code |
Learning Outcomes |
Learning Objectives |
| G-27.02.01L |
demonstrate knowledge of vehicle interior cleaning tools and equipment |
identify types of vehicle interior cleaning tools and equipment and describe their applications |
| G-27.02.02L |
demonstrate knowledge of vehicle interior cleaning materials |
identify materials used to clean vehicle interior |
| G-27.02.03L |
demonstrate knowledge of practices and procedures to clean vehicle interior |
describe the practices and procedures used to clean vehicle interior surfaces |
| describe situations where caution should be observed |
Range of Variables
- tools and equipment include: vacuum, steam cleaner, brushes
- materials include: lint-free rags, glass cleaners, paper products, interior shampoo, leather conditioners
- caution includes: biohazards (blood, fecal matter, needles), weapons, sharp edges, using PPE (gloves, goggles)