Yes, a boat load! A Toyota dealer bodyshop isn't painting the car?
My Lariat has only 900 miles on it. Noticed the first chip on the hood edge around 300 miles. Then noticed the chips on the roof. There are 20 roof chips. The only thing I can think that may have caused the damage is running it through a brushless car wash. Nothing has been put on the roof of the vehicle. More chips appeared again after going through the brushless car wash. None of these chips are due to normal wear and tear or rock chips. Is anyone else experiencing this sort of problem? I put in a complaint to the company after the dealer said it was denied under warranty. I don't know what will come of it. If anyone else run into a issue with paint chipping, submit a complaint to the company. Otherwise they won't have any information to act upon for future claims.
My Lariat has only 900 miles on it. Noticed the first chip on the hood edge around 300 miles. Then noticed the chips on the roof. There are 20 roof chips. The only thing I can think that may have caused the damage is running it through a brushless car wash. Nothing has been put on the roof of the vehicle. More chips appeared again after going through the brushless car wash. None of these chips are due to normal wear and tear or rock chips. Is anyone else experiencing this sort of problem? I put in a complaint to the company after the dealer said it was denied under warranty. I don't know what will come of it. If anyone else run into a issue with paint chipping, submit a complaint to the company. Otherwise they won't have any information to act upon for future claims.
I have a White Maverick with several chips as well. I have 6k miles and about 6 chips. It's not the car wash causing these problems because I've only washed mine about 4 times. I didn't do the brushless though. Maybe the white paint doesn't stick to the primer for some reason.My Lariat has only 900 miles on it. Noticed the first chip on the hood edge around 300 miles. Then noticed the chips on the roof. There are 20 roof chips. The only thing I can think that may have caused the damage is running it through a brushless car wash. Nothing has been put on the roof of the vehicle. More chips appeared again after going through the brushless car wash. None of these chips are due to normal wear and tear or rock chips. Is anyone else experiencing this sort of problem? I put in a complaint to the company after the dealer said it was denied under warranty. I don't know what will come of it. If anyone else run into a issue with paint chipping, submit a complaint to the company. Otherwise they won't have any information to act upon for future claims.
I agree 100 percent. These Mavericks will need new paint jobs after a few years. They're either using really cheap paint or they aren't baking the paint properly.
I think it's latex and they're using a microwave.
I had a white Mav that I just sold. It got a few chips in a few thousand miles so I put PPF on the front. End of problem. It was meant to be a temp fix. I removed it this week before selling it and the paint beneath seemed to adhere very well to both the Al hood and plastic bumper.
Lol I still love it
Me also. I really love the truck. As I've said it just begs to be customized too.
Where did you find the zero ph shampoo? Any recommendations?
Chemical Guys CWS_110 Honeydew Snow Foam Car Wash Soap would be a good one to consider
Thanks for the recommendations. I need all the help I can get. Lol
Thanks OFG! Appreciate your response. I need all the help I can get!! Lol
Geez someone with common sense?
