Would the dealership warranty this paint defect?
#1
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Warranty work
Nevermind!
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Last edited by Go Dawgs; 03-11-2020 at 09:50 PM.
#3
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Either you left the wipers up and turned on the wipers or someone was trying to put slip something under your wipers and lifted too high.
Long story short, you got scratched. It won't be covered.
Long story short, you got scratched. It won't be covered.
#4
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Candidly, I've owned the car for about a year and a half & never lifted the wipers. Well, at least now I know what it's from.
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#5
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For what it’s worth, I just noticed the exact same thing on my 2017. I know I’ve never lifted the wipers unless I manually move them up the windshield to clea snow and ice out in winter. The size and spot on my car is exactly same as one in the picture. It can’t be a coincidence could it ?
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