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A wheel-centre cap with peeling clear coat needs a finish assessment before coating.

A coating trial limited to the flat face of a wheel may miss the areas that are hardest to prepare, level and maintain.

Exposed wheel hardware may include fasteners, decorative pieces, valves and several surface finishes.

Touch-sensitive door handles combine a cosmetic surface with controls, seams and sometimes moving parts.

Glossy black exterior trim can show fine marks very clearly, but its appearance does not identify its construction.

A grille can contain painted bars, plated details, textured plastic and concealed mechanisms within a small area.

Textured roof boxes present a different coating problem from glossy painted roofs.

Painted parking sensors can blend into a bumper so well that they are easy to overlook during detailing.

A towbar cover may sit in painted bodywork, yet its tabs, latch and surrounding mechanism have a different purpose from the cosmetic panel.

An exterior plastic dressing can make faded trim look darker while leaving a surface unsuitable for a new coating.

An exterior mirror housing may surround a camera lens, indicator, lamp, seal and folding mechanism.

A fuel-filler recess collects road dust, drips and dirt around several different materials.