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Ceramic Coating Repair Verification: Reinspect After the Final Clean
A correction should be judged in its final accepted condition. Temporary residues from the repair process can obscure whether the problem is resolved.
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Practical approach
Follow the approved finishing sequence and inspect under the same conditions that revealed the original defect. Record the final result.
A polishing residue may temporarily hide a mark until the appropriate final preparation is completed.
Decision limits
Do not close the complaint solely because an intermediate wet or oily surface looks improved.
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Uneven surface response can reflect local conditions as well as application technique. Record where the change occurs before altering the process.