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Clearcoat Issue on '05 s2000 - Help
Here is the link to my thread on s2ki :
S2000 Forums -> Odd Paint Spots - Updated
I just recently noticed that my clearcoat may be lifting off the paint.....on a 3 yr old car! I take great care of the paint and this is literally my worst nightmare. Has anyone else had a 3yr old car do this? Would this be something Honda would cover?
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Re: Clearcoat Issue on '05 s2000 - Help
Just wondering. Have you got this car repaint or has the car been in accident ???
Well .... lets just say that a new Ferrari 430 Spyder was delivered to me last week. In that week I would have drove it by all those previous girlfriends who said I would never make it
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Re: Clearcoat Issue on '05 s2000 - Help
Besides the rear bumper, everything is OEM paint. My rear bumper was resprayed last week after someone scraped me. However, I started noticing these clear coat issues on the fenders of my car before that and I asked the body shop what they thought it was they seem to think that my clear was lifting off in spots as well. What could cause this?
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Re: Clearcoat Issue on '05 s2000 - Help
Hi gt_nfr,
This is a Quote from a Odyclub.com member.
You may want to get Honda on the horn.
Good Luck.
Warranty Extension - Midnight Blue Pearl
Received notice today that Honda has partially extended the paint warranty on Midnight Blue Pearl '03 -'05 Odysseys.
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"...[T]he following areas of exterior paint...are now covered for 7 years from its original purchase or lease date, with no mileage limit:
- Roof (including under the top edge of the tailgate, under the
top edge of the sliding doors, and the top panel of the sliding
doors)
- Hood
- Top half of the left and right quarter panels
- Top half of the front fenders
NOTE: All other painted areas are covered by [the basic warranty]."
The notice makes clear that this warranty extension only covers "horizontal (flat) surfaces."
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Re: Clearcoat Issue on '05 s2000 - Help
Thanks Gbody, I'm going to stop by the dealership soon. Whould I get an independent body shop to confirm the clear coat issue and then take it to a dealership? I'm just worried they'll deny it and say its nothing to worry about.
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Re: Clearcoat Issue on '05 s2000 - Help
Sounds like a primer to base coat issue. Chrysler had this issue before. The chemicals for what ever reason repel each other.
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Re: Clearcoat Issue on '05 s2000 - Help
The problem is my warranty just expired last week. I hope they will agree to something even though I'm out of warranty.
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Re: Clearcoat Issue on '05 s2000 - Help
Are you saying you didnt notice this problem months ago? If so, why did you wait so long?
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Re: Clearcoat Issue on '05 s2000 - Help
I noticed it a couple weeks ago. However, I wasn't sure what it was until I talked to a person at the body shop after getting my bumper resprayed last week (someone scraped my bumper). Even then, I only thought it was a few tiny spots. However, while waxing my car Sunday I was at an odd angle of the fenders kneeling down and noticed that it was large blotches instead of just small spots. I haven't had time this week (14hrs in a summer semester ain't fun), however I do want to take it to a body shop to show them what I saw this past weekend so that they can give me some sort of written confirmation so that the dealer will have to recognize it as a problem.
Do you guys think these steps are appropriate?
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Re: Clearcoat Issue on '05 s2000 - Help
I think some kind of letter from a quality body shop stating they feel your car is suffering from Clearcoat failure would go far in aiding your case with Honda.
I've owned several Hondas over the years and have found them to be helpful in resolving problems, and of course if the dealer rejects your request you can always request a regional rep hear your case. Your situation involves an S2000 which is one of Hondas higher priced cars and the fact your bringing this to their attention so close to the expiration of the warr. should not make or break your case as they have to realize this is not something that happened overnight. Please keep us informed on the outcome. Good luck.
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