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March 27 - April 2, 2016
What do you do when there is conflicting information between the specification and the product data sheet?
Selected Answers
From
OM PRAKASH JAT of TECH INTERNATIONAL SHARJAH HAMRIAH UAE. on
April 11, 2016:
We must clear up such matter in the pre-job meeting with the client's QC staff and the paint manufacturer's technical representative. Sometimes, poor project specification can lead to a big loss in the future, so if we found conflicting issues, then we must raise the inquiry in writing along with paint manufacturer's recommendations for the product requirements.
From
Tom Schwerdt of Texas Department of Transportation on
April 4, 2016:
First, you have to determine if there is actually a conflict, or if they are merely different and both can be satisfied. For example, the data sheet may require an SSPC-SP 6 blast, while the specifications require an SSPC-SP 10. By blasting to SSPC- SP 10 (the higher standard) , you satisfy both the data sheet and specifications.
If there is a true conflict, bring it up for discussion before bidding, or at the pre-construction meeting.
However, in general, specifications rule over data sheets.
From
Daryl Livesey - Goldblatt of Southey Contracting (Pty) Ltd on
March 30, 2016:
Revert to the Product Data Sheet.
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Asia Pacific;
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Product data sheet;
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