Are GRP doors sprayed or is the GRP layed coloured, as I was lead to believe?
I ordered a white grp composite door for my porch, expecting a hardwearing white coloured GRP surface on it.
As I opened the door to fit it once in place, I noticed small chips where the door had struck the lock area. There is also a small chip about to flake off on the bottom of the door. The hinge edge is clearly sprayed, very thinly.
I was gobsmacked as I was under the impression that the colour was a 'through colour', as in the GRP was coloured, not spayed on. If has chipped or worn off in its packaging, I am concerned how it will deal with day to day knocks and use.
I will take this up with the supplier but as it's the weekend, I can't do that until Monday, but would like some advice first.
I ordered a white grp composite door for my porch, expecting a hardwearing white coloured GRP surface on it.
As I opened the door to fit it once in place, I noticed small chips where the door had struck the lock area. There is also a small chip about to flake off on the bottom of the door. The hinge edge is clearly sprayed, very thinly.
I was gobsmacked as I was under the impression that the colour was a 'through colour', as in the GRP was coloured, not spayed on. If has chipped or worn off in its packaging, I am concerned how it will deal with day to day knocks and use.
I will take this up with the supplier but as it's the weekend, I can't do that until Monday, but would like some advice first.