Customers! Looking for perfection?

[Wayne Brown]

His loss TJ I bet he wished he kept out of it now just goes to prove you cant please everyone all the time. Kop

 

[widler]

People who want perfection (which is not possible) are usually massive k nobheads who couldnt tie their own shoelaces

 

[Boggs]

I hate the door hanger types, watching everything you do and always in the f**king way.

 

[bsc ceramics]

To long in the tooth for all that malarkey John

 

[Tiler Durden]

Are you talking about taking a MM off on the tile in the photo? How did you do it? Scored it and nippers or something?

 

[Time's Ran Out]

That picture was to show his perfect preparation. Less than a full tile from side wall to door frame on a bowed wall!
On the first day I didn’t know if the bathroom co. hadn’t prepped the job so I made no comments. As the width of the room was only 900 wide it was a joint through the middle and a cut to side walls, to the door frame 1 tile or a tile and a half so in effect no full tiles. It was only after 3.00pm when I started the window wall that tile sizes and shape became the challenge. 2 hours and 12 tiles later I went home only to return to his ‘issues’ the next day.
It was his cleaning of the joints that tipped the decision.
I believe the bathroom co. have returned his deposit.
Onwards and upwards.

 

[Tiler Durden]

I’ve walked off a couple of jobs in 30 years. Sometimes life is too short for the stress of it.

I’ve stayed on with a couple of jobs for people who had unrealistic expectations of perfection. Lost money on each one.

 

[WetSaw]

I'm fortunate that my clients employ me because of my rustic style.