36 hours after installation I noticed a flaw in the surface. A 3" foggy circle. I called my contractor, who called the installer and was told it is Cambria's problem. I spoke to Michelle at Cambria and was on the phone, yesterday for 30 minutes and was outright told my counter-slab left the factory without any defects. Warranty did not apply. I was told by Michelle the slabs are photographed for their quality records. I explained without the proper lighting a photo will not show the defect. All Michelle did, during the conversation, was stonewall and repeat the material left her shop without defects. And BTW have a great day. If I would do another kitchen and Cambria was the only supplier of hard surface counter-tops, I would install plywood on my counters.

Jacrivello, that issue is owned by your fabricator. Improper material handling by him can result in exactly what you are describing. It is an abraded area. Your fabricator needs to come out and examine what you are describing. And own up. That is not a manufacturers defect. It's like eating bad chicken salad left out in the sun too long. It's not the fault of the mayonnaise.

I have only ever had outstanding service from Cambria. They make a fine product. And when fabricated by their Lexus partners, there has never been an issue. Any issues have usually come from third party fabricators. Which is where most issues in stone fabrication originate.

jacrivello:

Pictures, please. This may be repairable.

How frustrating for you, I hope this gets resolved. It is a shame they didn't even offer to come out to look at it in person That would have helped you feel heard in this process to be repaired. Hoping @jacrivello is right and it can be solved and will all be a distant memory.