C4S stainless door sills
#61
Sills arrived, but the cylinder package was open at one end and the right sill is scratched and slightly nicked. I reached out to Keith and trust thatthey will replace the scratched sill.
Note scratches on bottom sill
Note nick in bottom left corner
Note scratches on bottom sill
Note nick in bottom left corner
#62
Mine arrived in similar fashion. Tube was fine, but tape on end was opened. Most likely play in packing let sills perforate taped ends. I emailed Keith and advised him, that although mine arrived undamaged, he might want to shove more packing in each end to avoid this. Hopefully you get yours sorted.
#63
Thanks for that feedback Overboosted. Keith may have heard you as the tube ends were stapled on my package. I'm guessing customs may be opening these packages, as the package appears to have been purposely opened and tampered with. Oh, and there was no packaging whatsoever in the tube.... I'm sure Keith will make it right.
#64
Question for Knight and Josh,
I just did a test fit with my sills and experienced the same issue as you guys. How did you guys trim your sills? For the little noth at the rear i could see using a dremel or a bench grinder but the front side I'd like to have a straight edge if at all possible.
TIA!
I just did a test fit with my sills and experienced the same issue as you guys. How did you guys trim your sills? For the little noth at the rear i could see using a dremel or a bench grinder but the front side I'd like to have a straight edge if at all possible.
TIA!
#65
Question for Knight and Josh,
I just did a test fit with my sills and experienced the same issue as you guys. How did you guys trim your sills? For the little noth at the rear i could see using a dremel or a bench grinder but the front side I'd like to have a straight edge if at all possible.
TIA!
I just did a test fit with my sills and experienced the same issue as you guys. How did you guys trim your sills? For the little noth at the rear i could see using a dremel or a bench grinder but the front side I'd like to have a straight edge if at all possible.
TIA!
#66
Question for Knight and Josh, I just did a test fit with my sills and experienced the same issue as you guys. How did you guys trim your sills? For the little noth at the rear i could see using a dremel or a bench grinder but the front side I'd like to have a straight edge if at all possible. TIA!
#68
I'm bummed that my sills arrived scratched... I note in D4C4S's post that his sills had a blue protective film to protect from scratches. My sills had no blue film. Wondering if everyone else got the blue film, and maybe I just got a recycled set from a return?
#69
C4S stainless door sills
Mine didn't have a blue film either. I got lucky as I was in the UK when I ordered them and wrapped them in a couple t-shirts for the trip back home. They were packed in just one plastic bag and then in the tube so I'm not surprised to see some getting scratched on the journey across the pond.
I hope Keith is reading these posts and packaging them a little better now.
I hope Keith is reading these posts and packaging them a little better now.
#73
Before all these buys took place he was pretty slow on email replies, he will eventually get back to you. I recall he mentioned something about moving shop locations etc back when I placed my order.
In regards to the blue film, mine did arrive with them on Foxman. However it doesn't cover all the edges etc and mine were packaged 2 sills together in 1 plastic bag, when really they should've been packaged in 2 separate bags. I had a very minor marks just from them banging together but for the $ paid I was ok with it.
In regards to the blue film, mine did arrive with them on Foxman. However it doesn't cover all the edges etc and mine were packaged 2 sills together in 1 plastic bag, when really they should've been packaged in 2 separate bags. I had a very minor marks just from them banging together but for the $ paid I was ok with it.
#74
+2, while mine came well packaged (sturdy cardboard cylinder box, in a plastic wrapper), they did not have a blue (or any) protective layering.
My advice would be to have each of the two sills in their own plastic wrapper, as technically they can rub against one another and scratch (self inflicted wound).
I will download my pics today and post experience with install, needed a couple of hrs of fabrication work to get these properly in...
My advice would be to have each of the two sills in their own plastic wrapper, as technically they can rub against one another and scratch (self inflicted wound).
I will download my pics today and post experience with install, needed a couple of hrs of fabrication work to get these properly in...
#75