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I'm discouraged... I have purchased three stunning Karona solid oak
doors for my home. Two of the doors are absolutely beautiful. But one came from the factory with scratches on the windows. Unfortunately, we didn't see the scratches until after hanging, finishing, and removing the "protective" plastic on each of the 12 window panes. (5 of the 12 panes are scratched!) My retailer and the distributor both agree that I need a new door. Unfortunately, Karona, the manufacturer won't replace the door. I have created a small web site with beautiful pictures of the doors. The site shows where the scratches are on the glass. The URL is: http://www.karonadoors.com Any advice on how I could pursue this with Karona would be appreciated. Also, is there way to make glass scratches "disappear"? Thanks, Dave Burbank |
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Dave Burbank wrote:
snip Any advice on how I could pursue this with Karona would be appreciated. Also, is there way to make glass scratches "disappear"? A glass dealer may be able to polish the scratches out. Discuss this option with the distributor and see if the manufacturer will foot the bill. -- Jack Novak Buffalo, NY - USA |
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![]() "Dave Burbank" wrote in message My retailer and the distributor both agree that I need a new door. Unfortunately, Karona, the manufacturer won't replace the door. Seems as though they should do a repair/replacement of the glass. Depending on how bad the scratches are, it may be possible to polish it out, but you'd do better talking to a glass guy, not me. Ed |
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Nova wrote in message ...
Dave Burbank wrote: snip Any advice on how I could pursue this with Karona would be appreciated. Also, is there way to make glass scratches "disappear"? A glass dealer may be able to polish the scratches out. Discuss this option with the distributor and see if the manufacturer will foot the bill. Thank you, Jack. I'll look into that. Dave Burbank |
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Dave,
Polishing will do it if the scratches aren't to deep. If they are, an auto-glass shop (and other places) now sell the clear-gel kits that fill in dings and scratches on glass and the repair from what I've seen from one repair on auto glass, is undetectable. Bob S. "Dave Burbank" wrote in message m... I'm discouraged... I have purchased three stunning Karona solid oak doors for my home. Two of the doors are absolutely beautiful. But one came from the factory with scratches on the windows. Unfortunately, we didn't see the scratches until after hanging, finishing, and removing the "protective" plastic on each of the 12 window panes. (5 of the 12 panes are scratched!) My retailer and the distributor both agree that I need a new door. Unfortunately, Karona, the manufacturer won't replace the door. I have created a small web site with beautiful pictures of the doors. The site shows where the scratches are on the glass. The URL is: http://www.karonadoors.com Any advice on how I could pursue this with Karona would be appreciated. Also, is there way to make glass scratches "disappear"? Thanks, Dave Burbank |
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"Edwin Pawlowski" wrote
Seems as though they should do a repair/replacement of the glass. Depending on how bad the scratches are, it may be possible to polish it out, but you'd do better talking to a glass guy, not me. Ed Thanks Ed. The glass is really encased in the oak. So much so, that it would be hard to replace the glass and make the oak look the same when done. If I can't get the door replaced, I'll have to look into having it polished out. I appreciate your comments... Dave |
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I can't believe there is no warranty with the doors! If you really feel
that they are wrong, file a suit in small claims court in your town. They will need to respond and to send lawyers to your court house to counter the suit. It's usually cheaper for them to just pay the claim. Len ----------------------------------------------------------- Dave Burbank wrote: I'm discouraged... I have purchased three stunning Karona solid oak doors for my home. Two of the doors are absolutely beautiful. But one came from the factory with scratches on the windows. Unfortunately, we didn't see the scratches until after hanging, finishing, and removing the "protective" plastic on each of the 12 window panes. (5 of the 12 panes are scratched!) My retailer and the distributor both agree that I need a new door. Unfortunately, Karona, the manufacturer won't replace the door. I have created a small web site with beautiful pictures of the doors. The site shows where the scratches are on the glass. The URL is: http://www.karonadoors.com Any advice on how I could pursue this with Karona would be appreciated. Also, is there way to make glass scratches "disappear"? Thanks, Dave Burbank |
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