Provide the color or physical finish reference, intended panel construction and processing equipment requirements. Agree sample stages and repeat-order acceptance criteria before approving a custom specification.
| Project item | Information to confirm |
|---|---|
| Material | Confirm the proposed PETG grade, decorative construction and surface treatment. |
| Finish reference | Identify the physical sample, color, gloss, texture, backing and viewing conditions. |
| Dimensions | Specify nominal thickness, tolerance, usable width or sheet size and quantity; confirm availability in the quotation. |
| Processing trial | Identify substrate, adhesive, preparation, tooling and processing conditions. Approve a representative laminated or formed panel. |
| Touch and appearance | Review tactile feel, gloss variation, fingerprints and rub marks on the finished sample against agreed criteria. |
| Surface durability | Specify scratch, abrasion and burnishing test methods, loads or cycles, and the permitted change in appearance. |
| Cleaning and exposure | Agree cleaning agents, concentration, contact time and relevant moisture, temperature or light exposure conditions. |
| Supply format | Confirm sheet or roll format, winding requirements where applicable, protective film, packing and handling instructions. |
| Supporting documents | Request applicable certificates or test reports and verify material identification, issuer, scope and validity. Where relevant, identify the surface process or patent and its applicable product scope. |
| Order approval | Retain the approved sample reference, inspection criteria, dimensions, quantity and agreed delivery scope. |
This checklist identifies requirements to confirm for the proposed material and finished panel. Review the sample and grade-specific evidence before approving performance or compliance claims.
Identify the color reference and required sheen or texture before a custom trial. Agree lighting, backing and viewing direction for sample comparison. If instrumental color measurements are needed, specify the method and acceptable difference; confirm available grade, thickness and finish combinations in the quotation.
Define cleaning agents, contact time, handling conditions and acceptance limits for the intended use. Request evidence for any performance or compliance claim using the exact grade, surface treatment and finished construction. Comparisons with another material require an agreed basis and supporting results.
Identify substrate, adhesive, preparation, tooling and processing conditions. Inspect bonding, edges, surface marks and appearance on a representative laminated or formed sample. Record accepted process limits before approving production.
Retain the material identity, approved sample, trial conditions and inspection criteria with the order. Confirm dimensions, quantity, protective packing and how changes will be reviewed for repeat supply.
Review the PETG decorative film selection guide, furniture panel application requirements and skin-sense PETG finish directory when preparing the project specification.
Record color, gloss, tactile feel, backing and viewing conditions on an identified approval sample.
Agree a procedure for checking fingerprints, handling marks and cleaning response on the actual finished panel.
Specify scratch, abrasion and burnishing methods, loads or cycles, and the permitted change in appearance.
Request applicable documents for the exact grade, surface treatment and panel construction. Confirm any regulated-use or emission requirement separately.
Agree permitted color or gloss variation and relevant light, heat or moisture test conditions for the intended installation.
Evaluate the proposed substrate, adhesive, tooling and processing conditions before approving lamination or formed parts.
Use these related application collections to compare material format, thickness, surface treatment, forming behavior and RFQ details before requesting a production quote.
