On Dec 21, 2010 11:57 AM, "Michael Maskalans" <dml@tepidcola.com> wrote:
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> On 17-Dec, 2010, at 16:49 , Josh Battles wrote:
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> > So if anyone else on the list has an
> > extang cover you may want to double check your carwash soap, it could
void
> > your tonneau cover warranty.
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> Sounds like it really doesn't matter at all. From what you said
The new owner needs the cover, was part of the deal. I'm meeting him mid
January to give him the stock springs so I have to get it squared away by
then.
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> > They "put tons of covers on the factory roof and after many years they
> > all look new so you had to have done something to it." I was informed
that
> > if the cover loses its lustre, if the underside becomes discolored, it
> > cracks, shrinks, or tears in any way its caused by use of a petroleum
> > substance.
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> if you have a problem with you cover the warranty is void.
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> That makes for a pretty cheap way to have a 10 year warranty. Every claim
is denied. Way to stand by your product, Extang. Slimeballs.
I thought so too. I'm planning on contacting them today again to see if
someone else there will see things my way before contacting their bbb and
any consumer protection website I can find.
- Josh
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