A full polishing range.
From cutting and one-step correction to final finishing.
A Coating Handover for Mixed Metal and Glass Features
Track treatment boundaries and product identities across a combined architectural feature.
Updated · NANOLAB Knowledge
A feature combining metal and glass needs a handover that preserves the treatment boundaries between materials. A single statement that the installation is protected may leave maintenance staff unsure which instructions apply. Record the scope by surface and product.
Create a simple material map
Identify glass, decorative metal, seals and other adjacent components. Record known finishes and existing treatments. Mark treated, untreated and excluded areas clearly. Use labelled photographs where boundaries are narrow or difficult to describe.
Link each treatment to its guidance
Provide exact product identity, relevant dates and current instructions for confirmed areas. Do not assume a cleaning process approved for one material is appropriate for every neighbouring surface. For example, staff cleaning a mixed panel should know which product-specific questions require clarification before changing the routine.
Preserve the map through later work
Update the record after panel replacement, refinishing or additional treatment. Keep the original scope available for traceability rather than overwriting its history. Give the client one clear support route that can coordinate questions involving different suppliers. A good handover lets future staff understand the actual installation without having attended the project meeting. It supports consistent maintenance while avoiding the unsupported idea that one coating or care instruction necessarily covers the entire mixed-material assembly.
Create a material-specific handover map
Mark glass, exposed metal, painted or treated metal, seals and other adjacent materials separately. Record which product and process, if any, applies to each zone. Do not let one feature name, such as entrance screen, conceal several different surfaces.
Give the maintenance team a care reference by zone and identify where advice is still required. If a component is replaced, update that part of the map while preserving the rest of the history. A mixed-material handover helps cleaners choose the correct route and prevents a suitable method for one surface from being extended automatically to its neighbour because the two form one architectural feature.
Request an application-specific discussion with NANOLAB. For supporting information, review the current product documentation and the stainless-steel guides.