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Quartz vs bowl, bowl won.

8 years ago

I dropped a bowl from the upper cabinets and it scratched my quartz countertop. Like a scratch/scuff! I’m not sure we’re to go from here. I’m not worried about it being perfect but I am wondering if I need to seal it since it’s a bit of a raw spot. Anyone with some guidance?

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User
8 years ago
Call whomever installed your quartz. My installer said if there was a problem, they should be contacted to remedy it. Also, you want a professional to look at the damage and you don't want to worsen it by trying to do it yourself. Good luck!
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Joseph Corlett, LLC
8 years ago
Picture please.
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