What aspect of coating is often included under 'Workmanship' in specifications?

Workmanship in coating specifications refers to the quality of the application process and the techniques used to apply coatings effectively and appropriately. Specific application techniques are essential for ensuring consistent and high-quality results during the coating process. This includes details on how the coating should be applied, such as the method (e.g., spraying, brushing, rolling), the required thickness, and the necessary environmental conditions (like temperature and humidity) during application.

Understanding the importance of specific application techniques helps inspectors evaluate whether the work performed meets the contract requirements and industry standards, ensuring the coating adheres properly and provides the desired protection and aesthetics. In contrast, other options like marketing strategies, storage conditions, and cost estimation, while important in their own areas, do not specifically relate to the workmanship aspects of coatings themselves.