My only problem is (some) women change their minds so it's another couple of days of negotiation mid stream.On one build we had ALL the materials shipped in from Ohio (cheaper than paying taxes & suppliers here in NY), & the builders we used were from W.Virginia.

I have never used this material before and reviews are from one extreme to the next, either people loved it or hated it so I am assuming it's based on the brand choice which contributes to the difference in quality, durability and thickness.

I didn't add any additional cost by using multiple stamps.As of now my total cost per letter is .79 cents (materials, postage, lead).

Its also a lighter gauge material & on the install they did crack one piece so I would assume it's prone to stress cracking.Also be wary of the lighter gauge granite from China it is very prone to cracking & will surface scratch easily.We have Granite throughout our kitchen & house (14 years now) & it takes an amazing amount of abuse.

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Here is a copy of my answer:Get out to Home Depot/Lowes and start pricing out material costs for all items of possible repair on a rehab.

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The cost difference for 100 amp vs. 200 amp is materials only, there should be no extra labor involved.