It looks like rub from the A-frame straps EXCEPT it runs the LONG way.
Anyone have an idea of what this might be?
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Quartz Defect
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It was hard to get a photo but this is what we call aspen White - nice white with a hint of marbling.
It looks like rub from the A-frame straps EXCEPT it runs the LONG way.
Anyone have an idea of what this might be?
It looks like rub from the A-frame straps EXCEPT it runs the LONG way.
Anyone have an idea of what this might be?
Corie
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Stone Age Granite
Regina, SK, Canada
306-530-1117
"I do not recommend Hanstone - poor quality - worse service - if your money is valuable to you I recommend anything else."
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Re: Quartz Defect
It looks like a marking from a transport rack with a rubber protector on the horizontal supports. I don't see anything in the first picture, but the rib marks in the second one looks like a few other photos posted here in the past. Was that piece transported face to frame by chance?
Re: Quartz Defect
One of the 3 Quartz Renew liquids usually takes those marks out. I buy it through Regent Products but Jim Lang (owner/inventor of quartz renew) would look at the pics and tell you exactly the steps to take.
http://surfacesaversonline.com/videos/
http://surfacesaversonline.com/videos/