1. FOREWORD
2. PRECAUTIONS
This document is prepared to dene the porcesses
and treatment methods for corrosion on vehicles.
Informations and descriptions given in this booklet
are intended to be understood by the users who
have enough level of technical competenece,
experience and abilities. In addition to descriptions
and safety informations stated in this booklet, all
national and international occupational safety and
health regulations and directives have to be obeyed.
Processes described in this booklet such as
painting, patching, grinding, sandpapering may
have discrepancies with respect to environmental
conditions. According to type of the vehicle and
type of damage additional processes
In this booklet some consumables such as primer,
paint etc are denoted with their brand names or
codes. To use such consumables other than stated,
please contact with Temsa International Customer
services.
Even with the safest tools and processes situations
may arise during operation that present a health or
safety hazard to the technicians or to third parties,
unless proper operation and handling is ensured by
issuing easily understandable operating, servicing,
maintenance and other informative guidelines,
as well as by training and instruction personel.
Additional important factors are equipment
location and environmental conditions.
Check consumables’ (thinner, solvents, primers,
paints etc) storage conditions and expiry dates
before use. Because of storage conditions and other
factors, some consumables may cause deterioration
on the vehicle body.
Check tools and other equipments before use.
Damaged or unsuitable tools may cause safety or
health problems.
Some processes described in this booklet requires
special safety equipments and accessories. Please
use proper type of safety eqipments and accessories
according to decribed procedure.
Purpose of this document
Personal Responsibility
Technical Competence
Check Consumables
Processes
Check Tools
Check Tools
Consumables
70|TEMSA TS 35 Rev. 08/01.11.13
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