A material card is not only for the result you like. It is also a place to record what is still unknown: surface finish, artwork size, marking visibility, cleanup step, and whether another test is needed.
For AntBelt G1 pre-launch sample work, this matters because public claims should stay conservative. A visible material note can show that a test exists without turning it into a guarantee for every blank or every use case.
Write the card before the test starts. Include the object, the date, the artwork file, the question being asked, and the next decision.
The strongest sample library is not the one with the most dramatic captions. It is the one where each result has enough context to be reviewed later.
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