About this block

Bench Restoration Log follows a single traded in unit through three panels, as it arrived, at the bench, and as it listed. The arrival panel lists the damage, the bench panel itemizes the work with hours logged, and the listing panel shows the regraded result with its new price and guarantee.

The arrival notes and work items are two short arrays, ticket number and grade discs included. It reads as a record rather than a pitch, which is the point, the same photographs travel with the unit to its next owner.

When to use

Reach for this block when a resale shopper doubts that used means restored, and wants to see what a grade actually buys. One worked example, damage to listing, does more than any promise about standards.

A natural flow around it on an Ecommerce Pro page:

Before

• Resale grading scale

After

• Secondhand grid
• Repair service

What you can display

One strong use is a single restoration, start to finish. Other logs:

• Warranty repair. A covered fix walked through the same way, in the owner's hands by the end.
• Refurb before and after. An open box return brought back to shelf condition.
• Archive revival. A retired model rebuilt from the original patterns.

Tip: put the hours on the bench panel, 3.6 logged here, so the price gap reads as work done rather than a markdown.