Clear coat peeling

[Donmatteo]

Well who are you referring to when you say "They sold you a fixed car"?

And note that I said lets not all come to a conclusion, myself and the other posters included.

Well he would have had to have bought it from someone right? Dealer, Private Party, Auction, Aliens.

 

[4rdFan]

Well he would have had to have bought it from someone right? Dealer, Private Party, Auction, Aliens.

Exactly! So a dealer is implied in your statement.

Anyhow, let's await more details from OP so we can get to the bottom what might've caused this condition.

 

[MEATSWORD]

Well he would have had to have bought it from someone right? Dealer, Private Party, Auction, Aliens.

ALIENS!
Made my day, Thanks

 

[SilverBolt]

Looks like that panel has been painted. The color blend is off and the orange peel is worse than normal.

 

[Brandin10]

Yes I bought it with 1300 km on it. From a dealer. Its dirty and dark now. But I'm going to look closer tomorrow. Picture does look like the clear is on top of the decal. Any ideas on s repair??

 

[nikhsub1]

I'd be pissed the dealer didn't disclose that - and I'd make them fix it. And when I say make them fix it I mean you find a body shop you want to use and have them pay for it.

 

[Brandin10]

Mine is a 2017 looks like all the graphics were glossy?? Maybe it is a factory defect? Or maybe a ****** repair??

 

[onthebrake]

Could be who ever put the graphics on burnt the clear coat with some kind of chemical.

Uh, no. We use soap and water, and maybe a little bit of alcohol to install graphics. Nothing that would eat a clear coat.

 

[Donmatteo]

It’s a ****** repair. Two types of clear were applied using different heat flash times and temp without proper prep work. The excess orange peel is a giveaway on that.

The dealer, or original owner, or aliens damaged the truck and had it repaired at some point. Unless it was “as-is” you might be on your own to get it fixed.