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Ceramic Coating Near Charge Ports: Keep the Cosmetic Boundary Clear
A charge-port area includes electrical and functional components beyond the painted exterior. The service should clearly limit treatment to approved cosmetic surfaces.
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Practical approach
Follow the vehicle's cleaning instructions and protect excluded areas using appropriate methods.
A painted flap and the connector assembly beneath it are different treatment decisions.
Decision limits
Do not introduce coating or cleaning liquid into electrical contacts or openings as part of ordinary detailing.
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Ceramic Coating and Infotainment Screens: Keep the Scope Clear
Check screen-specific care requirements before applying a ceramic coating or preparation cleaner to an automotive display.
Polish on a Clear-Coated Decal: Identify the Outer Layer First
A decal under clear coat and a decal applied on top of paint are different surfaces. Confirm which layer is exposed before polishing graphics.
Fabric Protection Near Seat Belts: Keep Safety Components Outside the Cosmetic Scope
Cosmetic upholstery treatment should not extend to safety components without the vehicle manufacturer's explicit approval.