Cosmetic damage definition
Cosmetic damage means blemishes or defects that do not interfere with the functionality of the component or system.
Cosmetic damage as applied to a vehicle, means damage to custom or performance aftermarket equipment, audio-visual accessories, nonfactory-sized tires and wheels, custom paint, and external hail damage. "Cosmetic damage" does not include (i) damage to original equipment and parts installed by the manufacturer or (ii) damage that requires any repair to enable a vehicle to pass a safety inspection pursuant to § 46.2-1157. The cost for cosmetic damage repair shall not be included in the cost to repair the vehicle when determining the calculation for a nonrepairable vehicle.
Cosmetic damage as applied to a vehicle, means damage to custom or performance aftermarket
Examples of Cosmetic damage in a sentence
Cosmetic damage that does not affect the functionality of the device.
Cosmetic damage to case or cabinetry or other non-operating parts or components which does not affect the functionality or the covered product.
Cosmetic damage to the Qualifying Equipment that does not degrade the functionality of the equipment.
Cosmetic damage such as, but not limited to scratches, dents, rust, and stains.
Cosmetic damage to Covered Equipment or the consequential damages arising from the occurrence of a Power Surge 13.
More Definitions of Cosmetic damage
Cosmetic damage means dents, scratches, screen cracks that do not obscure the viewing panel, or damage to the back panel not affecting the functionality of the insured item;
Cosmetic damage means dents, scratches, screen cracks that do not obscure the viewing pane, or other damage which does not affect the functionality of the insured item;
Cosmetic damage means damage that does not affect the functionality of the Equipment or Part, including, but not limited to, scratches, scuffs, dents, minor surface rust, discoloration, or other damage caused by normal wear and tear.
Cosmetic damage means marring, pitting, denting or other superficial damage that altered the appearance of insured property, but such damage does not prevent the insured property from continuing to function normally as it did before the cosmetic damage occurred.
Cosmetic damage means superficial blemishes or defects that do not interfere with the
Cosmetic damage means physical damage such as marring, scratching, denting, pitting, discoloration, or other condition that affects the appearance of property, but that does not impair the property's ability to keep weather-related or other elements from entering to the same extent that it did before the marring, scratching, denting, pitting, discoloration, or other condition occurred.
Cosmetic damage means that the wind and/or hail caused marring, pitting or other superficial damage that altered the appearance of the “roof surfacing”, but such damage does not prevent the roofing from continuing to function as a barrier to entrance of the elements to the same extent as it did before the “cosmetic damage” occurred.