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This damage
on the
original
vehicle has
to be
repaired!
Student Edition
Which methods
can be used to
repair the
damage?
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------The various repair options should be discussed in the theoretical preliminary talks.
Solution suggestions!
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Information!
The activities shown in the following represent a didactically prepared repair
job on a section of a sillboard.
It is a good idea if this work is carried out at least once by this teacher himself.
This also applies to the other basic subjects, such as panel beating
techniques, adhesion of panes, adhesion of sheet metal and plastics
processing.
Sample sillboard
The system shown above was developed so that students can carry out
a practical repair themselves.
All of the work shown in the following illustrations can be carried out.
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1. Bodywork processing
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Risk of accident:
Wear protective goggles, leather gloves and, as
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Adhesion of sheets
As the illustrations for panel beating show, the
same basic frame can be used to carry out
sheet adhesion work using the example of an
adhesion repair (hiere: on the filler neck of a
fuel tank) with readily available repair sets.
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Plastics processing
Various plastics repairs can be
carried out here using
commercially available repair
systems.
TIP! Use old bumpers from scrap.
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Adhesion of panes
Adhesion of panes can be carried out
in accordance with the repair
guidelines of the manufacturer
(here Fiat Lancia).
TIP! Commercially available repair systems
can also be used here.
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