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Marine Ceramic Coating on Tender Storage Areas: Assess Repeated Contact
Areas supporting stored equipment experience repeated mechanical contact. A cosmetic coating should not be expected to replace suitable physical protection.
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Practical approach
Identify contact points, equipment movement and approved cleaning. Discuss the realistic role of the coating in that location.
A tender, paddle or storage strap can repeatedly contact the same finish despite careful routine washing.
Decision limits
Do not promise scratch immunity or use coating as a substitute for appropriate supports and protection.
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Marine Ceramic Coating Beside Rope Contact Points
Ropes can rub coated cosmetic surfaces during ordinary boat use. Record that contact when setting appearance and maintenance expectations.
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Coordinate lifting and coating schedules so fresh protection and existing finishes are assessed around strap contact areas.
Marine Coating Sample Areas: Include Vertical and Horizontal Exposure
Horizontal and vertical areas can experience different deposition, water retention and cleaning access. A trial should represent the intended installation.