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I would take it to a quality bodyshop. They are going to have to strip off the remaining paint before respraying. There is no way I would let anyone respray without addressing the peeling problem or your new paint stands a very good chance of lifting.
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This not the first time. I've washed my car before and this never happened. I started using the ONR no-rinse method but decided to rinse today and BAM, chips. *sigh*
I'd look at ONR before and see if that didn't cause the chipping. I have never used ONR, so I don't know how it works, but it surely is a chemical that acts a certain way, and it is - as the name implies - meant to not be rinsed.Originally Posted by SuperShick
Big,This not the first time. I've washed my car before and this never happened. I started using the ONR no-rinse method but decided to rinse today and BAM, chips. *sigh*
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If the paint that tore off in the shape of mother theresa you would have yourself an ebay item there, but the only thing I can make out there is a punched in monkey face.
Sorry to see this, how long is paint covered under the OEM warranty - is it only 1 year?
Sorry to see this, how long is paint covered under the OEM warranty - is it only 1 year?
time for black roof.
I doubt ONR caused it. I've been using ONR for months now and no issues like yours.
Maybe see what your insurance can do?
I doubt ONR caused it. I've been using ONR for months now and no issues like yours.
Maybe see what your insurance can do?
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ONR is definitely NOT the problem. It is an awesome wash product and is paint and wheel safe. I've used it for a long time with absolutely no issues whatsoever.Originally Posted by System Shock
I'd look at ONR before and see if that didn't cause the chipping. I have never used ONR, so I don't know how it works, but it surely is a chemical that acts a certain way, and it is - as the name implies - meant to not be rinsed.
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You see this kind of serious flaking with Maacoo and similar discount body shops. I mean, seriously they paint an entire car for 5-700 dollars? You have to wonder.
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I'd also be concerned what other parts of the car have been repainted. The roof, maybe the front, the hood, the trunk? who knows. I'd take a good look now instead of having the same issue with another part of your car a month down the road.
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sorry for your roof man, seeing that picture just scared the living crap out of me
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This not the first time. I've washed my car before and this never happened. I started using the ONR no-rinse method but decided to rinse today and BAM, chips. *sigh*
Maybe next time you'll follow directions and NOT RINSE........ jk man, hope you get it figured out and fix it. Maybe put a bandaid over it in the mean time?Originally Posted by SuperShick
Big,This not the first time. I've washed my car before and this never happened. I started using the ONR no-rinse method but decided to rinse today and BAM, chips. *sigh*
