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| We had this countertop installed two weeks ago and in one section, there was a scratch. So, we had the installer come back to buff it out and re-seal it. It was cloudy.
So, we had him return and re-do the process. It was still cloudy. He told us that he needed to use a different "head" for his buffer. This Tuesday he returned, buffed it out, re-sealed it, re-polished it and told us to leave it untouched for 48 hours. Guess what....it's still cloudy. My husband is livid. I just wonder if it's something I can fix, or do we need the whole piece replaced which means lifting out the new cooktop which makes me crazy. Any ideas out there? |
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- Posted by bulldinkie (My Page) on Fri, Apr 27, 12 at 19:18
| Did you ever polish it ?Once a year youre suppose to polish it. |
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| What is the counter made of? If the installer cannot repair the scratch to look like rest of the counter, have them take it out and put in a new counter that is not scratched and looks the same. Counter tops cost too much to settle for a flawed one from day one. |
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