[motorhead]

Originally Posted by Ehuerta

I get what you're saying, I did the clear bra to protect the paint not because I thought Chevrolet did shitty paint jobs. Maybe the installer should of caught this? No one took a pry bar to the car lol they tucked the clear bra at the line but the bra shrank a bit and they were fixing it when they noticed it chipping. I cant blame the PPF installer because if the paint job would of been done correctly it wouldn't of chipped or came off.

Your second round of pictures show it much better. That shouldn't be that difficult to repair at all. Looks like the clear bra was pulled back off and caused that. When they spray them at the factory, they arent that concerned with coverage on parts that are not visable i can see the paint being light in that area. These arent Ferraris after all.

[Harry76]

Did you buy this car new?
It really looks like it has already been repainted to me.

[activepat]

Originally Posted by Ehuerta

If I could trust the dealer to not mess up the repaint I would have them do it. But I've had various examples of how most dealer paint shops don't care so yes I am asking for them to pay.

Dealership painters are no different. There are good and bad. But even a bad one could sand this out, prime and paint without getting into the exterior of the bumper.

[Ehuerta]

Originally Posted by motorhead

That's one of the reasons I was looking for more explanation. That is an easy fix for most dealers. The OP appears to be over dramatic at this point without more info. Gm doesnt own the dealserships. Some have good body shops. Some dont. Just like anyother business. But asking for the car to be covered by GM, but painted by a non GM dealer is just plain ridiculous.

LMAO over dramatic do you even have Chevy?? get off the post if you don't like it lol I've used the dealer paint shops and I've had to go back twice because they just don't care. I wish I had pictures to prove my point.

[Ehuerta]

Originally Posted by activepat

Dealership painters are no different. There are good and bad. But even a bad one could sand this out, prime and paint without getting into the exterior of the bumper.

I wish that could happen, anyone that is in Cali. and has had an awesome experience with their dealer paint shop let me know.

[Ehuerta]

Originally Posted by Harry76

Did you buy this car new?
It really looks like it has already been repainted to me.

Bought the car brand new from Bachman Chevrolet, had it delivered to Cali from them.

[Ehuerta]

Originally Posted by motorhead

Your second round of pictures show it much better. That shouldn't be that difficult to repair at all. Looks like the clear bra was pulled back off and caused that. When they spray them at the factory, they arent that concerned with coverage on parts that are not visable i can see the paint being light in that area. These arent Ferraris after all.

Definitely this isn't a Ferrari, But for what they ask for the damn car I would expect a better job.

[SJFGTO]

Originally Posted by motorhead

Your second round of pictures show it much better. That shouldn't be that difficult to repair at all. Looks like the clear bra was pulled back off and caused that. When they spray them at the factory, they arent that concerned with coverage on parts that are not visable i can see the paint being light in that area. These arent Ferraris after all.

This ^^^

[motorhead]

Originally Posted by Ehuerta

LMAO over dramatic do you even have Chevy?? get off the post if you don't like it lol I've used the dealer paint shops and I've had to go back twice because they just don't care. I wish I had pictures to prove my point.

I've probably owned well over 75 Chevys since you ask. It would take a long time to nail down the exact number. Mabe if you would have given a better explanation of what happen I wouldnt have said that, but in the end that repair is a very minor issue. I know either one of my local Chevy dealers could that without issue. Good luck. I hope you do find the satisfaction you are looking for.