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Fleet Ceramic Coating: Keep Vehicle Replacement in the Maintenance Plan
Fleet composition changes over time. Newly added or replacement vehicles may not carry the same treatment history as the original group.
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Practical approach
Maintain vehicle-level product and service records and include an intake decision for replacements.
A fleet-wide instruction to maintain the coating can mislead staff when a newly acquired vehicle has not yet been treated.
Decision limits
Do not assume the fleet's launch date describes every current vehicle.
Related guidance
- Plan a Vehicle Collection Appointment After Coating
- Planning Ceramic Coating Care Across a Vehicle Fleet
- Ceramic Coating Before Vehicle Photography: Separate Presentation from Durability
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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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Plan a Vehicle Collection Appointment After Coating
Use the collection appointment to explain observations, care requirements and next contact.
Planning Ceramic Coating Care Across a Vehicle Fleet
Coordinate washing, inspection and service records across coated fleet vehicles without assuming that every vehicle has the same use or finish.
Ceramic Coating Before Vehicle Photography: Separate Presentation from Durability
A photograph records appearance under particular conditions. It should not imply performance that the image cannot demonstrate.