[BPRICE1234]

Does anyone know if TV has a scratch n dent site/area? I'm looking to match some cabinets and possibly quartz?

[laryb]

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[BrianL99]

Originally Posted by laryb

Best Buy has an outlet in Ocoee. My son and grandson have bought open box/floor models there and got a good price on the tv's. They bought Lg OLED's

I suspect your interpretation of "TV" and the OP's, are different.

[laryb]

[QUOTE=BrianL99;2397222]I suspect your interpretation of "TV" and the OP's, are different.[/QUOTE
You're absolutely correct.......my bad!!!

[BrianL99]

[QUOTE=laryb;2397236]

Originally Posted by BrianL99

I suspect your interpretation of "TV" and the OP's, are different.[/QUOTE
You're absolutely correct.......my bad!!!

The original post was fairly awkward. I had to read it 4 times, before I figured out what they were talking about.

[thelegges]

Originally Posted by BPRICE1234

Does anyone know if TV has a scratch n dent site/area? I'm looking to match some cabinets and possibly quartz?

I understand your post, and what you are looking for. I highly doubt there is any cabinets or quartz that was damaged and builder is willing to loose $$.

After looking at homes since 2007, coming from family of contractors. I look at items little more closely. Look closely there are major repairs on cabinets, doors, floors and yes damaged quartz countertops. Rarely will you see any product removed unless it was so damaged it just went to dumpster outside.

You will however find people who buy homes and gut them either selling or giving counters and cabinets away. Look in the daily sun, on TOTV buy sell and ND. You can also contact some of companies doing Reno’s to see if they wsell what has been removed from homes.

[villagetinker]

Originally Posted by BPRICE1234

Does anyone know if TV has a scratch n dent site/area? I'm looking to match some cabinets and possibly quartz?

If you are lucky there may be a sticker inside one of the cabinets with the name of the supplier or installer, then you could contact them for what you need. TV has a website where you can look up the original material installed in the house (I mislaid the website), however if you call home warranty they can give it to you.

[Bogie Shooter]

Product Search - The Villages Residential Construction and Home Warranty : The Villages Residential Construction and Home Warranty

[BPRICE1234]

Awesome resource, thanks for sharing. I found everything i may need.

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter

Product Search - The Villages Residential Construction and Home Warranty : The Villages Residential Construction and Home Warranty

[Ptmcbriz]

It would be easier to call the TV warranty department, give them your address and they will tell you the manufacturer/source of those products so you can contact the
Vendor.

[villagetinker]

Originally Posted by Ptmcbriz

It would be easier to call the TV warranty department, give them your address and they will tell you the manufacturer/source of those products so you can contact the
Vendor.

Actually they do not do this any longer, they send you to the website above.