CAMARO6 - View Single Post - Apparently no color or year is safe from paint defects

urr2slo · 11-23-2016, 03:54 PM

The paint on my 16 was bad, Chevy repainted it and it was better but not good enough. With all the other warranty issues and the car being in for repairs for 45 days I gave up. Customer service is useless. I ended up dis-assembling the entire body and had the car correctly repainted and cleared with good quality PPG products. Looks great, currently doing the final color sand and buff.
As far as all the other issues I just fixed it all myself, Dealer techs are jokes these days, cost me a couple of hundred in misc parts but the car is finally fixed correctly.
This is the last new Chevy I purchase. I just traded my Silverado and selling my C6 GS, I will most likely sell the 6th Gen within a year as well. Done with Chevy.
Quality and customer service is a thing of the past with them.

11-23-2016, 03:54 PM	#8
urr2slo Drives: 2010 2ss ss/rs abm, 2016 2ss/rs hbm Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: N. Phx, Az Posts: 1,332	The paint on my 16 was bad, Chevy repainted it and it was better but not good enough. With all the other warranty issues and the car being in for repairs for 45 days I gave up. Customer service is useless. I ended up dis-assembling the entire body and had the car correctly repainted and cleared with good quality PPG products. Looks great, currently doing the final color sand and buff. As far as all the other issues I just fixed it all myself, Dealer techs are jokes these days, cost me a couple of hundred in misc parts but the car is finally fixed correctly. This is the last new Chevy I purchase. I just traded my Silverado and selling my C6 GS, I will most likely sell the 6th Gen within a year as well. Done with Chevy. Quality and customer service is a thing of the past with them. __________________ URR2SLO - If you're not going fast enough, get out the way......