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Ceramic Coating Service Records: Keep the Paying Customer and Vehicle User Distinct
The person purchasing a service may not be the person maintaining the vehicle. Both need the relevant information.
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Practical approach
Agree who receives the invoice, care instructions and technical follow-up while respecting appropriate data handling.
A fleet manager may approve the work, but the assigned driver needs the current washing restrictions.
Decision limits
Do not assume that sending instructions to the purchaser ensures the actual user has received them.
Related guidance
- Customer Intake for a Ceramic Coating Job
- Coordinating Ceramic Coating with Vehicle Delivery
- Ceramic Coating Wash Records: Separate Customer Products from Workshop Products
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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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Customer Intake for a Ceramic Coating Job
Collect the surface history, owner priorities and practical care information needed to build an accurate coating proposal.
Coordinating Ceramic Coating with Vehicle Delivery
Plan inspection, preparation, coating and customer handover so a dealership delivery deadline does not override product requirements.
Ceramic Coating Wash Records: Separate Customer Products from Workshop Products
Workshop care records do not describe everything applied between visits. Customer-used products are relevant when investigating a change.