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Estimate and document a restoration
Ask for a written scope separating assessment, parts, labor and possible additional work. Decide what faults or missing parts make restoration impractical. Consider sentimental or historical value separately from resale value.
A professional handover should describe tests, changed parts, limitations and operating guidance. A cosmetic refresh should never be presented as electrical safety certification.
Worked example
A display-only radio can have a preservation report clearly stating that it is not approved for operation.
Try it yourself
Draft a restoration plan with goals, budget limit, records and a professional handover requirement.
Check your understanding
What does a cosmetic restoration prove?
Appearance and electrical safety are different outcomes.
References and further reading
Lessons and examples are original introductory material. These references offer further study; their material is not included as a copied course.
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