Exterior fit and finish observations including 'soft paint', possible repainted panels, swirl marks, loose molding.
Nice find. I've now heard a number of contradictory opinions on the paint quality. Hard to know the answer, but makes me want to bring a detailer to the delivery. Anyone who already has their car finding issue with their paint, or loose trim pieces?Exterior fit and finish observations including 'soft paint', possible repainted panels, swirl marks, loose molding.
I've had issues with my Red paint. Posted a few pictures in another thread from my PPF person. He is doing is best to rectify the issues. Lucid is aware and hoping PPF person can sort it out. Otherwise, there is not easy fix. Will find out Monday.Nice find. I've now heard a number of contradictory opinions on the paint quality. Hard to know the answer, but makes me want to bring a detailer to the delivery. Anyone who already has their car finding issue with their paint, or loose trim pieces?
My car is red also.I've had issues with my Red paint. Posted a few pictures in another thread from my PPF person. He is doing is best to rectify the issues. Lucid is aware and hoping PPF person can sort it out. Otherwise, there is not easy fix. Will find out Monday.
@hmp10 stated in another thread that the "soft paint" is more common with water based paint.Exterior fit and finish observations including 'soft paint', possible repainted panels, swirl marks, loose molding.
@hmp10 stated in another thread that the "soft paint" is more common with water based paint.
Hire this guy to head up QA!Exterior fit and finish observations including 'soft paint', possible repainted panels, swirl marks, loose molding.
I thought of that too .... bring detailer and also an mechanic to take the blinkers out to look for broken pcbs and everything else. Ill buy paint thickness meter and flashlight. See links i just found. When it gets closer ill look if therere better ones.Nice find. I've now heard a number of contradictory opinions on the paint quality. Hard to know the answer, but makes me want to bring a detailer to the delivery. Anyone who already has their car finding issue with their paint, or loose trim pieces?
Exterior fit and finish observations including 'soft paint', possible repainted panels, swirl marks, loose molding.
Exterior fit and finish observations including 'soft paint', possible repainted panels, swirl marks, loose molding.
I used to ride with a guy who was a car hauler based out of Detroit, have a good friend who is a service manager for a large GM dealer and both guys said damage is not unusual at all. My service manager friend does say things are light years better now than they were 20 years ago.I bought my 2019 SL550 new right off the showroom floor years ago. Two weeks back a huge canister of roofing tar came off a trailer on I-10 at 70mph and slid down the drivers side of the car fortunately just leaving large scratches down the lower rocker panel and took a chunk out of the rear tire. Took it to my local Indy paint shop for repair and on removal the owner told me it had been repainted before.
Asked him how it was possible and he said it was not unusual. Someone with their head up their ass at the factory, delivery service or the dealership.
I'd like them to repaint my entire car so my paint is twice as thick. He couldn't tell it had been repainted until he saw overspray so they did a quality job. Don't know why it's a big deal.so please do not deliver a car to me that has repainted panels
I was thinking the same thing. If they did a good job and it looks great, does it matter?I'd like them to repaint my entire car so my paint is twice as thick. He couldn't tell it had been repainted until he saw overspray so they did a quality job. Don't know why it's a big deal.
It wouldn't matter to me---what are they supposed to do, throw a door panel away because the initial paint job didn't pass QC?I was thinking the same thing. If they did a good job and it looks great, does it matter?
I don't know about you, but I'm a perfectionist and I'm paying for perfection. A repair repaint is never as good as the oven baked goodness, think about sanding through the oven baked finishes...I'd like them to repaint my entire car so my paint is twice as thick. He couldn't tell it had been repainted until he saw overspray so they did a quality job. Don't know why it's a big deal.
Yes, or they can make it your problem and I promise I won't give a rats assIt would
It wouldn't matter to me---what are they supposed to do, throw a door panel away because the initial paint job didn't pass QC?