State Farm Auto Adjuster Certification ACTUAL exam: QUESTION AN
State Farm Auto Adjuster Certification
ANSWERS UPDATED 2025 LATEST
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1. ACV actual cash value
2. After Market Parts produced by a 3rd party for use on automobiles.
Parts
3. Betterment An improvement made to and automobile that increases its value, rather than a
repair that simply maintains its current value
4. BL Blend
5. Blend This operation is equal to half the RF time on a panel. Blend would be necessary
if an adjacent panel required some paint so the color would match. If damage is
within 18" of an adjacent panel then blend. Allow 36" if it is a metallic or gold paint,
because the paints are hard to match.
6. Bridge Bridging occurs between 2 surfaces painted at the same time. A good example
would be seen between a molding and the panel Eventually the bridge will crack
between the two and the integrity of the paint will deteriorate. Bridging is most
often related to R&I. If a shoes does not strip a panel naked then bridging will most
likely occur.
7. CEG Collision Estimating Guide
8. Collision Estimat- A reference for how much time the average mechanic or painter will require
ing Guide performing a specific task.
9. Clean and Retape When an adhesive molding, nameplate, or emblem is removed and reinstalled.
The painter must clean the glue off and apply a new coat.
10. Clear Coat is used to seal in the color pigment on a panel. Most vehicles have two stage paint
which is first coat color, second coat clear.
11. Corrosion Protec- This material is applied to the underside of a panel to prevent corrosion. This
tion protection needs to be considered when when estimating damage repair.
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12. Deductible An amount, stated on the policy , for which the policy holder is responsible.
Deductibles are assessed on a per incident basis.
13. Depreciation The decrease in the market value of a vehicle over time. The amount of yearly
depreciation is affected by variables including car condition, resale market supply
and demand, and reputation of the manufacturer and or model.
14. DOL Date of Loss
15. Date of Loss The date when the damage occurred.
16. EFS Estimator Fact Sheet
17. Estimator Fact the fact sheet is accompanied with each claim. Before evaluating the damage you
Sheet will need to verify all information on the efs. It will have important information such
as the deductible, VIN, and date of loss.
18. Flex Additive This is added to the paint when applying it to a plastic part. Plastic parts will bend
slightly with wind and the paint must be flexible to prevent cracking.
19. HSLA High Strength Low Alloy
20. High Strength A high strength, light weight metal commonly used for hoods on some pickups
Low Alloy and cars. HLSA requires more heat and is difficult to repair.
21. Indemnify An insurance company is responsible to return their policy holder to Pre-Loss
conditions.
22. LKQ Like Kind and Quality
23. Like Kind and Used parts of similar quality to those they are replacing. These will most likely be
Quality used when it is difficult or impossible to get new OEM parts.
24. Long Expansion
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State Farm Auto Adjuster Certification
ANSWERS UPDATED 2025 LATEST
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_hhbmd0
1. ACV actual cash value
2. After Market Parts produced by a 3rd party for use on automobiles.
Parts
3. Betterment An improvement made to and automobile that increases its value, rather than a
repair that simply maintains its current value
4. BL Blend
5. Blend This operation is equal to half the RF time on a panel. Blend would be necessary
if an adjacent panel required some paint so the color would match. If damage is
within 18" of an adjacent panel then blend. Allow 36" if it is a metallic or gold paint,
because the paints are hard to match.
6. Bridge Bridging occurs between 2 surfaces painted at the same time. A good example
would be seen between a molding and the panel Eventually the bridge will crack
between the two and the integrity of the paint will deteriorate. Bridging is most
often related to R&I. If a shoes does not strip a panel naked then bridging will most
likely occur.
7. CEG Collision Estimating Guide
8. Collision Estimat- A reference for how much time the average mechanic or painter will require
ing Guide performing a specific task.
9. Clean and Retape When an adhesive molding, nameplate, or emblem is removed and reinstalled.
The painter must clean the glue off and apply a new coat.
10. Clear Coat is used to seal in the color pigment on a panel. Most vehicles have two stage paint
which is first coat color, second coat clear.
11. Corrosion Protec- This material is applied to the underside of a panel to prevent corrosion. This
tion protection needs to be considered when when estimating damage repair.
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, State Farm Auto Adjuster Certification
Study online at https://quizlet.com/_hhbmd0
12. Deductible An amount, stated on the policy , for which the policy holder is responsible.
Deductibles are assessed on a per incident basis.
13. Depreciation The decrease in the market value of a vehicle over time. The amount of yearly
depreciation is affected by variables including car condition, resale market supply
and demand, and reputation of the manufacturer and or model.
14. DOL Date of Loss
15. Date of Loss The date when the damage occurred.
16. EFS Estimator Fact Sheet
17. Estimator Fact the fact sheet is accompanied with each claim. Before evaluating the damage you
Sheet will need to verify all information on the efs. It will have important information such
as the deductible, VIN, and date of loss.
18. Flex Additive This is added to the paint when applying it to a plastic part. Plastic parts will bend
slightly with wind and the paint must be flexible to prevent cracking.
19. HSLA High Strength Low Alloy
20. High Strength A high strength, light weight metal commonly used for hoods on some pickups
Low Alloy and cars. HLSA requires more heat and is difficult to repair.
21. Indemnify An insurance company is responsible to return their policy holder to Pre-Loss
conditions.
22. LKQ Like Kind and Quality
23. Like Kind and Used parts of similar quality to those they are replacing. These will most likely be
Quality used when it is difficult or impossible to get new OEM parts.
24. Long Expansion
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