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Letter 4006
BUMPER PRIMING INFORMATION NEEDED FOR
SCIENCE PROJECT
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To whomever it may concern:
My name is Kylie A, and I am a student at Southview Middle school,
in Mpls. Minn.
In my 9th grade 'Tech 21' class, we have to make a model on how to
prime a bumper for a car, without using our hands (so it must be
operated by a machine). I was wondering if you could email me back
with basic information on car priming.if you could find the time,
that would be great!!!!!!!!
PLEASE ASAP!!! I HAVE NO OTHER INFORMATION ON THIS SUBJECT. Thank
you,
Kylie A
- Mpls,Minn
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Kylie - The automated equipment necessary to do your project is
the subject of a whole industry in finishing. Companies spend
millions of $$ annually to prime automotive components. Sounds like
your teacher is a little over the top -- without some Rube Goldberg
type of robotic spraying mechanism. Good luck
Dan Brewer
chemical process supplier - Gurnee, Illinois
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Some priming is done by immersion in an electrocoating tank--so
maybe the easiest thing to model would be to hang the toy car on
string or wire to dip it in a little vat? You could probably do this
easily enough with an erector set and water paints.
But as for having no other information, please don't tell me that
neither your school nor the city of Minneapolis has a library! I'm
sure you're supposed to do your own research rather than just ask
someone on the internet to do your research for you :-)
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Ted Mooney, P.E.
finishing.com
Brick, New Jersey
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