Professional Use Notice
Formula and Safety Notice
1. Verify before production
- Confirm the vehicle, manufacturer, color code, variant, layer, product series, and toner system.
- Check toner identity, condition, batch, density, cumulative weights, unit, scale calibration, and mixing amount.
- Prepare a spray-out panel and verify color, effect, flop, opacity, and blendability under suitable lighting.
- Do not rely only on a screen color preview; displays cannot reproduce physical pigments or effects accurately.
- Stop and obtain qualified review if any formula, label, VOC value, or result appears incomplete or unreasonable.
2. Variables affect results
Final appearance may vary because of substrate and undercoat, surface preparation, film thickness, reduction, hardener, binder, toner batch, equipment, gun setup, pressure, technique, flash time, curing, temperature, humidity, lighting, aging, prior repair, and vehicle production variation. A database match does not guarantee an invisible repair or exact color match.
3. Product compatibility
Use only products approved as compatible by the applicable paint-system manufacturer. Do not add binder, reducer, hardener, toner, or another material solely because a software control permits entry. Follow the current TDS for mixing ratios, application, flash, curing, pot life, and recoat procedures.
4. Health and workplace safety
- Read the current SDS and container label for every material before use.
- Use required respiratory, eye, skin, hearing, and other personal protective equipment.
- Use approved spray booths, ventilation, grounding, fire prevention, and hazardous-material controls.
- Keep ignition sources away and follow requirements for flammable or combustible materials.
- Ensure only trained and authorized personnel mix, handle, spray, store, transport, or dispose of products.
- Follow emergency, spill, exposure, first-aid, storage, and waste-disposal procedures in the SDS and local rules.
5. VOC and regulatory information
VOC, regulatory, cost, weight, and related calculations are informational estimates based on available data and entered quantities. They are not a certification, permit determination, legal opinion, emissions report, or guarantee of compliance. Requirements vary by product, use, jurisdiction, facility, and date. The user and facility remain responsible for determining and documenting compliance with applicable environmental, occupational, labeling, fire, transport, and waste requirements.
6. Labels and printers
Verify every printed label before attaching or using it. Confirm formula, weights, customer/store information, stock size, orientation, scaling, and pagination. A software-generated workflow label does not replace a manufacturer container label, SDS, hazardous-material label, or legally required workplace label.
7. Reporting suspected errors
Do not use a result you believe is incorrect. Use EvoCoat’s correction feature or contact your administrator so the record can be reviewed. Preserve the formula, material batch details, spray-out observations, and relevant product documents for investigation.
8. Responsibility
The user, employer, and facility are responsible for formula selection, verification, material handling, application, workplace safety, customer approval, and legal compliance. EvoCoat’s warranty disclaimers and liability limitations are stated in the End User License Agreement.