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Explanation of Time Allowances – Painting
Stages I, II and III
The time allowances for major and combination painting
operations are divided into painting stages.
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Painting stage / painting individual parts
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Sheet metal parts
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I
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Painting new components
- Partially apply putty to weld-in parts – sheet metal
attaching parts
- Fill complete surface
- Top-coat complete surface
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II
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Painting surfaces
- Top-coat complete surface, including small improvements
(without filler application)
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III
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Paint Repairs
- The area worked partially coated with putty, up to 50% of the
surface to be painted
- Fill working surface
- Top-coat complete surface
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Paint stage / blending
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Sheet metal parts (only 2-coat paint)
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II a
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Drift-in painting
- Drift-in basefix to approx. 50 % into the adjoining part
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II b
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Blend-in painting
- Drift-in basefix into the whole, adjoining part
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Painting stage / painting individual parts
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Plastic parts
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I
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Painting new components
- Top-coat complete surface
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II
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Painting surfaces
- Fill complete surface
- Top-coat complete surface
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III
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Paint Repairs
- Partially adhere and apply putty (plastic repair kit) to
approx. 10% of part surface in operation area
- Fill complete surface
- Top-coat complete surface
- Create structure if required (structure spray)
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Further information is given in the Plastics Repair brochure
KTA-1949; 09/97 Edition and on the Product Information Video VT
37.
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