32405365Collision Repair and Refinishing Theory 3
Course Information
Description
Color theory, color adjustment procedures, planning the blending process and application techniques will be applied. Vehicle construction, anchoring and pulling systems, and measure systems are introduced. Theory includes structural straightening process, full panel replacement, sectioning joints and procedures and repair planning. Non-structural panel repair, replacement and alignment will be covered.
Total Credits
3
Course Competencies
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Define point to point and three dimensional measurementsAssessment StrategiesTestCriteriaDefine datum, centerline, and zero planeUse vehicle dimension guides for measuring a vehicleExplain how vehicle structure is measured
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Explain the criteria for replace or replace decisionsAssessment StrategiesTestCriteriaIdentify repair options and procedure locationsIdentify A, B, C and D- pillar designs and repair considerationsIdentify rocker panel designs and considerations
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Identify types of sectioning joints and joint considerationsAssessment StrategiesTestCriteriaIdentify procedures for partial replacement of unibody parts at factory seams and sectioning unibody partsIdentify front and rear rail, floor pan, and rear body panel designs and repair considerations
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Identify body over frame construction and damage analysisAssessment StrategiesTestCriteriaIdentify welding equipment and procedures on full framesIdentify general and vehicle maker specific full-frame sectioning procedures
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Identify types of pulling equipment and pulling methodsAssessment StrategiesTestCriteriaIdentify proper stress relieving procedures as per vehicle maker's recommendationsIdentify procedures for removing diamond, twist, mash, sag damage conditionsIdentify procedures for straightening vehicle’s upper body
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Describe tinting and color adjustment procedureAssessment StrategiesTestCriteriaExplain the 3 dimensions of colorExplain tinting and color adjustment procedureExplain recommended Paint blending procedure