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Interior Plastic Coatings: Separate Touch Surfaces from Optical Surfaces
Interior plastics include decorative trim, controls and optical components with different requirements. A single generic plastics approval is insufficient.
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Practical approach
Identify the actual component and confirm the product's permitted use. Keep displays, lenses and functional interfaces excluded unless explicitly approved.
A door trim panel and an anti-reflective display cover can look equally smooth while needing very different care.
Decision limits
Do not apply a trim coating to screens based only on material appearance.
Related guidance
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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 on Soft-Touch Interior Trim
Check fragile interior surface finishes before applying cleaners or protective coatings to soft-touch trim.
Plastic Coating on Interior Door Storage Pockets
Door pockets can hold grit, spills and mixed materials. Clean their accessible cosmetic surfaces before selecting protection.
Interior Coating on Steering-Wheel Trim: Preserve the Required Grip
A coating that changes feel or slickness may be unsuitable for a control surface. Cosmetic appearance is not the only acceptance requirement.