Which surfaces need special attention?

Bring the drawing and open questions into the discussion.

Not every face has the same job. Some are visible, some locate another part and others carry an electrical or mechanical contact. Show these differences on the drawing or an annotated reference.

A photo can explain appearance expectations, but it should accompany a written finish requirement.

Specify where acceptance requirements apply after treatment. If a dimension or interface is sensitive to the final surface condition, mark that requirement clearly.

Include the finishing specification, masking instructions and any appearance criteria in the same controlled drawing package.

Describe what needs to be reviewed and documented. If an approved reference sample or customer procedure is part of acceptance, identify it during quotation.

Confirm the packing requirements for surfaces that need protection from contact or movement during transport.

Include the current revision, material, quantity and any inspection or finishing requirements when you send your project.