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Coating Refractometer Readings: Use a Product-Specific Calibration
A refractive-index reading does not automatically translate into coating concentration. A useful conversion needs an appropriate relationship for the actual material system.
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Practical approach
Ask whether a validated calibration exists and what temperature and composition limits apply.
A scale intended for another solution cannot simply be relabelled as ceramic-coating solids percentage.
Decision limits
Do not infer formulation strength from a convenient handheld reading without the required method.
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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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Paint Thickness Readings on Steel and Aluminium: Record the Substrate
A thickness record should identify the measured substrate and gauge method. A mixed-material vehicle can produce readings that are not directly comparable.
Choosing pH Calibration Buffers for a Detailing Cleaner Test
Choose suitable pH calibration buffers, define the cleaner sample correctly, and keep calibration separate from compatibility assessment.
Coating Flow-Cup Tests: Seconds Are Specific to the Cup
A flow time only becomes meaningful with the cup type, orifice and test conditions. Seconds from different cups are not automatically equivalent.