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Old 12-22-2024, 09:24 PM   #10
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Codeman, I'd look for a solid legal litigator to review the warranty and determine your best course of action. A strong legal claim for damages might help. At least recoup your costs for the project. You shouldn't be expected to accept a different material. Sue the manufacturer, the installer, etc. etc. You used the product with an expectation of service. At least it would be worth the cost of a consult.
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