new quartz tiny black spot
Hey can anyone tell me what this might be and if it is any reason to worry ? We are very satisfied with our brand new quartz except we have this one tiny spot. Can this cause any issues later or is it any cause for concern? Can slightly feel an indentation with finger. Here is a close up and a little further back to show how small it is.
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3 years agoJoseph! Thanks ! I have seen your comments on many posts and am so happy your responded to my question ! So is that what this is , a resin pool? Or something else? I didn’t know if a resin pool would be indented and something you could feel. I am afraid if we did that process ourselves or even had someone do it that it would end up worse some how ( that is my luck) is there risk leaving it how it is ? Also we did find one other thing. A tiny tiny scratch. I will include a picture. My question is , is this something I should pursue with my fabricator , or something that I should accept because I live in an imperfect world lol. I am pretty sure we didn’t do it as we haven’t used the kitchen yet and the quartz is only 4 days old. My fear here again is that if I let them attempt to fix it or even replace the piece that it wouldn’t match up as well or that the surface would be dulled and that would be way more noticeable than this tiny scratch..like I have seen in other posts. Is this scratch something that will get worse or pose additional risk? Part of me thinks I shouldn’t have to accept this but then the other half is thinking I’m so happy with he rest and I don’t want to make it worse. I live in a small small town and the level of expertise is not what would be found in bigger cities. With that said I think our people were really great especially compared to other installs I have seen and one I experienced myself in my master bath by another company.
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