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Coating Chemical Resistance: Separate Immediate Marks from Recovery
Some tests call for observations at specified times after exposure. Immediate appearance and later condition should be reported separately.
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Practical approach
Follow the agreed removal, rinsing and recovery procedure. Record each inspection time and use consistent lighting and measurement conditions.
A temporary visible change immediately after exposure may differ from the observation after the method's specified recovery interval.
Decision limits
Do not omit an early adverse observation or invent a recovery period after seeing the result. Use the pre-agreed method.
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