Collision Industry Conference

Non Included Items for Paint Preparation of a

Recycled Part

A paint thickness reading is taken on recycled part to determine if additional

paint steps are necessary.

Remove latch assembly from used deck lid.

Latch Assembly

Remove hinges from recycled deck lid.

Deck Lid Hinge

Remove rubber deck lid stoppers.

Deck Lid Stopper

Remove tail lamps from recycled deck lid.

Tail Lamp

Remove lock cylinder from recycled deck lid.

Lock Cylinder

Remove outside handle from recycled deck lid.

Outside Handle

Remove license lights from recycled deck lid.

License Lights

Remove Honda emblem from recycled deck lid.

Honda Emblem

Sand the outside of the recycled deck lid with 500 dry grit sandpaper.

Inspection after the recycled deck lid was sanded, revealed a scratch that would

have to be repaired.

Scratch in the paint

Sand the scratch with 320 Grit Dry sandpaper.

Repaired Scratch

320 Grit Dry Sandpaper

Sand scratch repair with 500 grit. Sand used deck lid with 600 grit dry or 800 grit

wet.

Mask off NHTSA tag.

Sand the underside of the recycled deck lid with a “scotch brite”.

A spray out card is made to check the tint on the color.

Spray Out Card

Check spray out card with vehicle. Correct tint if needed.

Spray Out Card

Apply sealer to repaired area of recycled deck lid.

Sealer