Warranty
The following represents the Morse Evergreen Auto Body (MORSE) Limited Warranty Terms. Please feel free to review the terms below. If you have any questions, contact us for clarification and requirements. Thank you.
A. Warranty Terms
(1) This warranty covers materials and labor to correct any defect in workmanship arising from repairs and refinishing performed under the original repair order. It does not cover incidental losses, i.e. towing, loss of earnings, per diem expenses, rental car cost, or any other claims of any nature. MORSE's obligations under this warranty are limited to replacing or repairing defective parts or materials under the manufacturers'/ vendors' warranty and correcting necessary workmanship, including refinishing.
(2) This limited warranty is only extended to the MORSE customer, listed on the original repair order and is not transferrable.
(3) The work performed could fail due to no fault of the repairing facility. Adjacent or related parts to the repaired areas could fail, causing damage to the original repair. Under these circumstances this warranty will not apply.
(4) In no event shall the parts warranty extend beyond the terms offered by the manufacturer or vendor.
B. Proper Maintenance Instructions To The Customer
(1) Vehicle should be washed frequently.
(2) Vehicle should be waxed seasonally, or at least in six-month intervals.
(3) Salt, chemicals, tree sap, environmental exposure, and other foreign matter must be removed immediately from the vehicle surface.
(4) Dents, chips and scratches must be repaired to keep warranty valid.
(5) Any damage caused by neglect, abuse or misuse is not covered under this warranty.
(6) Chips and pitting caused by wind damage or road hazard not covered under this warranty.
C. How To Obtain Service
(1) Always take vehicle back to the original repair shop whenever possible.
(2) The itemized copy of the repair bill must be kept with this warranty and presented to the repairing facility.
(3) No warranty repairs shall be done unless they are performed at the original auto body shop or approved in writing. This written approval must be obtained from the original member repair shop prior to any repairs to be performed.