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Coating Retests: Investigate the First Failure Before Repeating
A passing retest does not erase an earlier failure. The reason for repeating and the relationship between both results must remain visible.
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Practical approach
Review sample identity, method execution and equipment records. Define the retest scope and report both the original result and any justified correction.
Repeating until one sample passes selects a favourable outcome instead of establishing consistent performance.
Decision limits
Do not discard results solely because they conflict with expectations. Use a documented investigation and an appropriate technical decision.
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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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Right-Censored Durability Data: A Test Ending Is Not a Coating Failure
Record right-censored durability observations correctly when a coating still meets the criterion at the end of a study.
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Evaluate inspection, preparation, product knowledge and aftercare instead of choosing an installer only by price or a durability headline.
Coating Laboratory Quotes: Define the Failure Endpoint First
A laboratory cannot design a useful comparison from a request to test durability alone. The endpoint must describe the change that matters.