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  1. Adhesive bonding of panels is commonly combined with what to ensure strength during cure?

    Answer: Rivets or clamping

    Rivets or clamps hold bonded panels in position and add strength while the adhesive cures.

  2. What is the main reason for using corrosion-resistant weld-through primer on mating flanges?

    Answer: To protect bare metal at the weld joint from rust

    Weld-through primer protects the bare metal at the joint from corrosion after welding.

  3. When pulling out a dent with a stud welder, the studs are attached and then what is done?

    Answer: A slide hammer pulls the studs outward

    A slide hammer attached to welded studs pulls the dented metal back out.

  4. Sanding scratches that are too deep before priming will most likely cause what?

    Answer: Scratch marks showing through the finish

    Deep sanding scratches telegraph through primer and paint, showing in the final finish.

  5. Which measurement tool compares symmetrical points to detect hidden damage on a panel area?

    Answer: Tram gauge

    A tram gauge compares symmetrical reference points to reveal misalignment or hidden damage.

  6. Why must paint and undercoatings be removed before welding a panel?

    Answer: They produce toxic fumes and weaken the weld

    Coatings release toxic fumes and contaminate the weld, weakening the joint.

  7. What is the correct fix for a small surface rust spot before refinishing?

    Answer: Sand to bare metal and apply primer

    Rust must be sanded to bare clean metal and primed to stop it from returning under paint.