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Nano Coating on Anodized Aluminium: Keep the Anodized Finish in the Specification
Anodized aluminium is not equivalent to bare aluminium. The existing finish and its intended use should guide compatibility review.
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Practical approach
Obtain the component supplier's care requirements and confirm the proposed coating and preparation.
A window frame's anodized surface may have different restrictions from automotive clear coat, despite both being smooth and metallic-looking.
Decision limits
Do not use a metal-polishing routine that alters the original finish merely to prepare for coating.
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Ask NANOLAB about the exact product and intended use. Use the current product documentation for formulation-specific instructions.
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Ceramic Coating Polished Aluminium: Preserve the Bare-Metal Finish
Assess polished aluminium before ceramic coating, distinguishing bare metal from clear-coated parts and setting a realistic appearance and care trial.
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Choose a coating that preserves matte or satin appearance and avoid gloss-enhancing products or correction methods that change the sheen.
Fabric Nano Coating: Identify the Fibre and Existing Finish
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