Lock the piece schedule
Use a physical color limit sample because gunmetal can read differently under warm and cool restaurant lighting.

This 20-piece gunmetal restaurant flatware program responds to buyers searching for gunmetal silverware with a practical four-cover specification. The angular profile and brushed dark finish are reviewed together so color, geometry and service replacement remain consistent.
Procurement program, not a fixed-stock claim. Final material, piece count, dimensions, finish, MOQ, timing, compliance and packaging are confirmed in project documents and samples.
Approve gunmetal color under agreed lighting and define the brushing direction, gloss range and edge appearance. For restaurant use, add a replacement ratio and washing protocol to the same signed specification.
Use a physical color limit sample because gunmetal can read differently under warm and cool restaurant lighting.
Check brushing, coating coverage and transitions around necks, edges and recessed areas on every piece.
Quote the four-cover pack and open-stock replenishment on the same piece schedule to avoid later mismatch.
State each required piece, number of place settings, service environment and replacement expectation. Do not rely on a generic set count alone.
Approve color, gloss, texture, edge quality and acceptable variation on signed physical samples viewed under agreed lighting.
Specify logo location, marking method, inner protection, carton format, barcode or label fields and destination-market documents.
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Send the product code, required pieces, estimated quantity, destination and your finish, logo or packaging direction. Pricing, MOQ and timing follow specification review.