Which of the following is LEAST-Likely the cause of lifting?
A) Rapid change in shop temperature
B) Improper drying
C) Insufficient flash time
D) Use of incompatible materials

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Rapid change in shop temperature is less likely to cause lifting compared to the other options. Lifting usually occurs due to improper drying, insufficient flash time between coats, or the use of incompatible materials, which can cause the underlying layer to react and lift. Rapid temperature changes might affect the drying or curing process but are less directly responsible for lifting compared to the specific issues related to paint application and compatibility.

Which of the Following Is LEAST-Likely the Cause of Lifting