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Posted by ransley on June 22, 2009, 12:24 pm
> > So he leaves because of no supplies and you expect him to just walk
> > off his next job to come back and screw his present customer? He
> > nicked holes that you wont ever see, and bubbles in tape are
> > irreparable? I think you are new to this and a pain in the ass, he
> > probably wants to leave you, ask him and pay him what he wants.
> You're jumping to a bunch or conclusions, and some of them are
> obviously wrong, Mark. =A0The guy installed the tub and nicked it when
> he was attaching it to the studs. =A0That can only mean that his tool
> slipped when driving/drilling into the flange sticking up from the
> edge of the tub and he nicked something visible. =A0Bubbling tape is
> worrisome as you'll never know when the rest of the tape he did that
> day will bubble up (if at all).
> I agree that we're (obviously) only hearing one side of the story, but
> making assumptions doesn't help clarify things. =A0Your point about the
> sub having another customer is a major point. =A0Not all subs have crews
> that they can juggle.
> R
True, if tape is bubbling the how much is defective, bad stuff needs
to go.
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> off his next job to come back and screw his present customer? He
> nicked holes that you wont ever see, and bubbles in tape are
> irreparable? I think you are new to this and a pain in the ass, he
> probably wants to leave you, ask him and pay him what he wants.