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Bumps in the paint
- Thread starter MangoMike
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MouthPiece
Banged Up Member
Hey Mike, this is Chris. I haven't had that problem. We had some painting at our townhouse development, and I was worried that I might get some damage. Fortunately none occurred.
Has there been any spraying in your area? Just a thought.
Chris PE# 0004
Has there been any spraying in your area? Just a thought.
Chris PE# 0004
StriperKing
New member
If they are under the paint it usually means there was moisture present in the supply system when painted but I would not think this would be the case from the factory, usually in aftermarket paint jobs without a good water seperation system or a good system that has not been maintained. If this is the case they will be small 1-2 mm in diameter, near perfect bumps about the size of a small pin head. You will be able to push them down with your fingernail.
MangoMike
New member
No Chris, there hasn't been any spraying. These seem to have developed over time.
Water in the paint lines (or where ever) would have shown up immediately, wouldn't they? I've had my Spyder for almost six months and these have just recently developed.
Guess I'll just let the dealer handle the bubbles...
Thanks guys, and Chris, I still hope to get over to compare arm rests in the near future.
Mike
Water in the paint lines (or where ever) would have shown up immediately, wouldn't they? I've had my Spyder for almost six months and these have just recently developed.
Guess I'll just let the dealer handle the bubbles...
Thanks guys, and Chris, I still hope to get over to compare arm rests in the near future.
Mike
Campverdefela
New member
Have you parked under any trees, especially in the spring and summer. The sap from some trees will ooz out of the leaves and with a breeze can give you small hard spots that can be the size of pinheads. See if Goop cuts thru it....
StriperKing
New member
No, the bumps dont have to show up right away. They can even get worse over time till it stops.
StriperKing
New member
If you want an opinion and have a local body shop you trust, they will recognize these instantly if that is what it is and if it is not I bet they can give you some answers before you go see what your dealer sais.
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