Description
Auto body repair, also called collision repair, is an exciting area to study. With millions of vehicles on the road today, there is a strong demand for well-trained collision repair technicians. Thousands of technicians are needed in the industry every year. Just look in the newspaper and you will find numerous openings for skilled people to work in body shops. With today’s high-tech vehicles and varied construction methods and repair techniques, competent collision repair takes well-trained, knowledgeable professionals.
Table of Content
Section I: Introduction
Collision Repair: Introduction and Careers
Vehicle Construction Technology
Service Information, Specifications, and Measurements
Hand Tool Technology
Power Tool and Equipment Technology
Compressed Air System Technology
Body Shop Materials and Fastener Technology
Welding Equipment Technology
Shop Safety and Efficiency
Section II: Estimating
Estimating Repair Costs
Section III: Minor Repairs
Working Sheet Metal
Using Body Fillers
Repairing Plastics
Hood, Bumper, Fender, LID, and Trim Service
Door, Roof, and Glass, Service
Passenger Compartment Service
Section IV: Major Body/Frame Repairs
Body/Frame Damage Measurement
UniBody/Frame Realignment
Welded Panel Replacement
Restoring Corrosion Protection
Section V: Mechanical and Electrical Repairs
Chassis Service and Wheel Alignment
Electrical/Electronic System Operation and Service
Restraint System Operation and Service
Section VI: Refinishing
Refinishing Equipment Technology
Vehicle Surface Preparation and Masking
Refinishing Procedures
Color Matching and Custom Painting
Paint Problems and Final Detailing
Section VII: Collision Repair Professionalism
Job Success and Ase Certification
Appendix A
Appendix B
Appendix C
Appendix D
Index
New Product Tab
Here's your new product tab.
Reviews
There are no reviews yet.