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03-22-2010, 07:37 AM

Hey Sherm,

Here's some advice. Don't take your kayak to Wes
in Gardena for repairs.

I took my kayak there over a year ago for leak repairs.
Which I paid for, no arguments.
When I got it back, I let my brother-in-law use it.
I almost drown him, since, I never checked their repairs,
and assumed they did good work. It still leaked, in a
bad way.

So, I took it back last Dec. And I've been getting the run
around ever since. The last conversion I had, last week, went
like this: We can't afford to repair the expensive welding gun
it takes to repair your kayak. We can't afford to have any
repair workers on staff. Come and get your kayak, and repair
it somewhere else.

Apparently, Corbra doesn't honor its "life time warranty" anymore.

Sad, since I've been promoting the FnD, to many of my friends, and club
members. They all bought one. I feel bad for leading people down the wrong path.

03-22-2010, 07:37 AM	#3
yani Guest Posts: n/a	Hey Sherm, Here's some advice. Don't take your kayak to Wes in Gardena for repairs. I took my kayak there over a year ago for leak repairs. Which I paid for, no arguments. When I got it back, I let my brother-in-law use it. I almost drown him, since, I never checked their repairs, and assumed they did good work. It still leaked, in a bad way. So, I took it back last Dec. And I've been getting the run around ever since. The last conversion I had, last week, went like this: We can't afford to repair the expensive welding gun it takes to repair your kayak. We can't afford to have any repair workers on staff. Come and get your kayak, and repair it somewhere else. Apparently, Corbra doesn't honor its "life time warranty" anymore. Sad, since I've been promoting the FnD, to many of my friends, and club members. They all bought one. I feel bad for leading people down the wrong path.