InSinkErator FLG-WH Sink Flange, White

After less than a year, the white material is delaminating from the base metal.

I'm giving this thing two stars ONLY because it was perfect for my sink (porcelain-coated cast iron sink) and looked great, at least for a few months. I had this installed when our disposal was replaced on August 31, 2018. Yesterday, 1/20/19 (less than 5 months later), I noticed a "bubble" in the inner rim. I touched it (silly me) and it broke open. The bubble is where the coating is coming off. I took the picture before cleaning the sink, because it shows the bubble area, which I'm sure will break completely off once it's cleaned. I wish I had kept my old flange. It was probably 10 or 15 years old, and only damaged from where I carelessly tapped a fork, etc. on the edges around the top. This new flange has been treated with kid gloves. I NEVER touch ANYTHING to it except the food that's going past it. I'm even delicate when I wash the sink, because of all the other reviews about the chipping issues. This is absolutely ridiculous, and so disappointing. I need a white flange for my white sink, and I'd be willing to pay a small fortune for one that doesn't fall apart in just a few months! Now to buy another one, have my husband go to the trouble of replacing it, and hope the next one lasts more than a few months (not likely, from what I'm reading). My old flange was also an Insinkerator, same color, etc. I guess the manufacturer has cut enough corners that their products aren't worth purchasing anymore.

Fit the sink I purchased great

I know this product has mixed reviews for chipping, I had a black one in the past and it lasted for about a year. We decided to try the white and see how long before it starts chipping. We’ve had it for about two months and so far so good.

I was so excited to have a white sink flange for my brand new white sink. I ordered this is the spring of 2021 and it was installed right away. Exactly one year later the white enamel is peeling off around the top of the flange where it meets the sink. I do not use an abrasive sink cleaner. I never leave the sink filled with water. Occasionally about once a quarter I would fill the sink about 2 inches deep and add a little bleach to brighten the flange and disposal area up again to bright white as it can look dingy & dirty if not bleached occasionally. (That needs done right about now so you can see what I’m talking about). That is the only thing I can think may have caused the peeling? I will most likely replace with stainless once it gets really bad. I attached a photo.