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At the most, we could change it to "surface and coating imperfections", since these are clearly both covered. I would like to propose we synchronise with ISO 10110-7, and use the term "surface imperfections", even though it is not strictly correct. bubbles and inclusions are listed as "flaws", and coating defects, digs, color, etc are all "coating defects".įrom this list, it seems the three most appropriate terms would be "surface quality", "surface imperfections" or "surface defects". MIL-C-48497A lists scratches and digs as "surface defects", and coating cosmetic, spatter, blemishes, spatter and holes are all listed under "coating quality"ĭIN 3140 lists scratches, digs, and pullouts as "surface defects". Bubbles and inclusions show up in a separate section. ISO 10110-7 lists scratches, digs, pits, coating defects, cement errors, and edge chips as "surface imperfections". Edge chips and cement errors show up in separate sections.

MIL-PRF-13830B lists scratch, dig, true roof, concentration, coatings, bubbles and inclusions as "surface quality". I think we need to resolve the title before we go into this meeting.įor information, here are things that this type of spec is called elsewhere:
