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Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) must beworn at all times when handling material and operating the power tools mentioned throughout this process. Review the PPE Matrix for further guidance.

• Identify any scratches or markings made during the install.  For example, nail holes, screw holes, corners, scratches, etc.

• If a piece of material is damaged or chipped in anyway that can not be easily touched up, report the piece to the shop/warehouse for replacement.

• Depending on the depth or size of a scratch, the part will either need to be replaced or can be touched up.

• When you notice any scratches, use the wax crayon that is the appropriate color and fill in the hole or groove.

• Make sure to go over the spot enough times so the amount of crayon is taller than the hole you are filling.

• Use a scraper and gently rub it across the wax to remove excess.

• Using a dry rag, wipe the excess wax off the board and smooth out the repair.

• Using system cleaner, wipe down the full piece of material.

• If you wipe the area and the wax is no longer flush with the material, repeat the process to fill the hole.

• Wax crayon nail holes.

• For all screw holes created during installation, they should be countersunk.

• If the screw sits proud of the board, the fast cap will not sit correctly.

• Place the fast cap over the screw to cover the hole.  If the material contains grain, ensure the fast cap grain is following the board.

Certification Steps:

1. All identified areas have been waxed or touched up using a marker.

2. All excess wax or marker has been cleaned up and removed.

3. All touched up areas blend in with the system and are not visible to the naked eye.