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Updated Shower-Coating Instructions: Keep the Application Version with the Job

When product instructions change, preserve the directions used for the original application while confirming the guidance relevant to future care.

Updated · NANOLAB Knowledge

Identify the exact product

Record the product and available batch or supply information. Distinguish a new document version from a confirmed product change. Do not assume a revised leaflet means every earlier application must be treated identically to the new one.

Retain the original work record

Keep the instructions and relevant process used at application with the job history. Include deviations and technical advice obtained at the time. Replacing every old document can remove useful context from a later support assessment.

Resolve changes with the technical owner

Ask which new application or care instructions apply to existing treated glass. Do not combine timing or preparation steps from different versions by averaging them. Confirm the actual method before another application or renewal.

Update the household handover

Provide the current confirmed care guidance and retain the historical reference internally. Record when the owner or cleaning team received an update. This makes later maintenance observations easier to interpret without relying on memory.

Frequently asked question

Should the newest leaflet silently replace the old job history?

Preserve the original application record and add the verified update. Current care and historical evidence serve different purposes.