Paint Issue
Thanks in advance...
if you bought it used its your problem, thats why some shops pull glass and remove everything off the car so this doesnt happen, like the shop i work for we do that
It had 17K when i bought it in June of this year. Carfax report was clean, and only showed the one owner. So i am calling my local dealer tomorrow so they can take a look at it on my lunch hour.
It started to flake away this weekend, no scratches etc around the area what so ever. When i bought the car there was a bad spot of paint on the drivers door which the dealer fixed by repainting the door. He said that there was some kind of solvent underneath the paint that made it look bad. So maybe this is related to that.
I just hope i don't have to pay for it. If I do is there any quick and easy way to touch up an area of your clear coat with out wet sanding or repainting the area??? Just wondering....My father keeps telling me to use Clear Nail Polish...Sounds like an old wives tail to me...Just wondering, this is my first new car, and only the second one I have owned in my life, so I dont know any paint/body tricks yet.
Thanks guys
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or your dealer will take advantage of you on other issues.The dealer her in the New Orleans area I use are awesome no matter the request no problem.
So I know what I am doing on my lunch hour....
So now I was directed to call the dealership i bought it from and talk to them about what is going on. The body shop manager said the warranty will not cover the repaint because it was repaired somewhere else already.
Not sure what to do but I will be calling Sundance Chevrolet tonight when I get home!!!

So much for a good first car buying experience....
The hardest part about painting is the preperation. When your ready get some dupont clear coat paint from autozone or something and hold the can about a 6 inchs from the area your going to be painting and spray a thin layer wait 15-20 minutes spray another layer wait 15-20 minutes and do 1 more layer . I repainted my mothers Yellow S-10 hood and you can't tell i was done by can. I just sanded it down , put a base coat on put 4 layers of the yellow let it completly dry then i applyed a good covering of clear let it sit for 25 min and applyed it again waited again and applyed it 1 last time
Also make sure you follow the instructions on the can they are never wrong!
If it says hold the can a certain distance away make sure you do so. Theres diffrent things that can happen. If your to far away the paint will dry in mid air and hit the surface causing dirt like spots. If your to close you'll get runs and drips or uneven coverage. Also go to your local body shop and have a estimate done its probably not going to be as much as you think or have your insurance fix it. Just because you werent in a accident dosn't mean you can't file a claim.


