I have just yesterday had some brand new black high gloss worktops fitted. Now that they are fitted and my spot lights are bouncing off them I can see scratches on all on the worktops in circles. I understand these can scratch very easily and are hard to maintain but do they come with some marks on or are these faulty. It looks like a buffing pad mark so thought I would check before calling supplier ?
Black high gloss worktops ?
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I would call them before doing anything, they are under a guarantee and you could invalidate it.
before doing anything, they are fitted. Can I not know do anything. You could not see it till my spot lights hit them.
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So tell them that.
Its up to them to decide the correct course of action.
Its up to them to decide the correct course of action.
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I've always hated high gloss worktops for this very reason. They mark far too easily and show almost every little blemish. When fitting them, you have to be extra careful to protect the worktop surface from everything. 
Aye any honest supplier would not sell them.
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Well you would have thought so, after all you did buy high gloss did you not?
You called then yet, some say faults have to be notified within 48 hours.
You called then yet, some say faults have to be notified within 48 hours.
I have not called them yet just wanted to see if high gloss have circle marks on before I do ? Sorry did not get your post did you mean you would of thought they should ?
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FFS asking here wont fix the problem.
High gloss = shiny finish not marred with marks
Call the company ask them.
High gloss = shiny finish not marred with marks
Call the company ask them.
Ok well that answers that and I was not trying to fix the problem here just find out a question. I can never understand why ppl get on there high horse on here.
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I said from the start ring the suppliers, anyone would, not go to a web site.
If this was 4 years down the line, some would have even looked for "finishing " compounds for you or such like. But this is just installed and your clearly not happy.
Your given reasonable answers and still push on.
Call them, get them to sort it.
No high horse here, just common sense.
And good luck,
Really
If this was 4 years down the line, some would have even looked for "finishing " compounds for you or such like. But this is just installed and your clearly not happy.
Your given reasonable answers and still push on.
Call them, get them to sort it.
No high horse here, just common sense.
And good luck,
Really
you can lead a horse to water ......
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