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Coating Liquid Specifications: Separate Appearance from Acceptance Tests
Visual appearance is one observation within a specification. It should not replace other agreed checks or be judged against an informal memory.
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Practical approach
Define the viewing conditions and approved appearance reference where needed. Keep identity and functional tests separate.
A clear liquid can still have the wrong identity, while a documented appearance variation may not imply failure.
Decision limits
Do not approve or reject a batch solely because it looks familiar or unfamiliar.
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