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   Yo caddies!
My company is anal with 'parametrics'.
Our notes are inserted as user symbols, all pre-loaded to reflect model parameters, so we dont have to think much, LOL.

How, and or where can I enter say, a finish parameter, similar to the way you can while making a part file (physical, material entry is grayed out).
Is it even possible?
Would I have to create 'more' (ugh!) custom properties and populate each?

They want a finish to say for example (BTW exactly as shown):

1. FINISH: POWDERCOAT, SMOOTH
    SHERWIN WILLIAMS POWDURA GRAY
    EAT2-90035 (EPOXY) OR HAT-2-20257 (HYBRID) COLOR PMS 430

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tulip3D Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Visit Members Homepage Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 23.Jul.2009 Location: United States Using: AutoCAD2011, Inventor2011 Status: Offline Points: 427	Topic: Apply Finish (such as paint) to Weldment .iam? Posted: 20.May.2011 at 20:37
	Yo caddies! My company is anal with 'parametrics'. Our notes are inserted as user symbols, all pre-loaded to reflect model parameters, so we dont have to think much, LOL. How, and or where can I enter say, a finish parameter, similar to the way you can while making a part file (physical, material entry is grayed out). Is it even possible? Would I have to create 'more' (ugh!) custom properties and populate each? They want a finish to say for example (BTW exactly as shown): 1. FINISH: POWDERCOAT, SMOOTH SHERWIN WILLIAMS POWDURA GRAY EAT2-90035 (EPOXY) OR HAT-2-20257 (HYBRID) COLOR PMS 430

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