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Krazyyykevin 05-26-2021 09:08 PM

Rust bubbles on roof 2020 brz
 
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Are these rust bubbles under the paint or just a defect? They are in the center of the roof and There is no damage of any kinda just these "bubbles" showing up, they are very slightly raised, and will the dealership fix this the car only has 4100 miles on it and is 2020.


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saltywetman 05-27-2021 02:09 AM

See what the dealership will do about it. Paint defects should fall under warranty

Tcoat 05-27-2021 07:25 AM

Doesn't look like rust. No sign of any material that could have been on the surface and caused it. Most likely there was contaminates on the car when it was painted. Rare but it happens. It should 100% be covered by warranty.

The Red One 05-27-2021 07:40 AM

That looks exactly like on my 14 yr old vehicle when I don’t get tree sap off within a few days it kind of raises & swells up the clear. Do you park it under trees specially evergreens?

Westen86 05-27-2021 11:00 AM

That is what happens after the big white stickers that protect the paint come off. I worked at a Toyota dealer and saw it ALL the time. Moisture absorbs in the paint because it has nowhere to go. Its NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT. After a couple hot days, it will evaporate out. DONT TRY TO BUFF IT OR FIX IT. Just let it sit, it will go away.

Westen86 05-27-2021 11:42 AM

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Krazyyykevin 05-27-2021 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by The Red One (Post 3436545)
That looks exactly like on my 14 yr old vehicle when I don’t get tree sap off within a few days it kind of raises & swells up the clear. Do you park it under trees specially evergreens?


I don’t and I wash my car at least once a week aswell


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Krazyyykevin 05-27-2021 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by Tcoat (Post 3436542)
Doesn't look like rust. No sign of any material that could have been on the surface and caused it. Most likely there was contaminates on the car when it was painted. Rare but it happens. It should 100% be covered by warranty.


This is what my irl friend was thinking too


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Opie 05-27-2021 02:32 PM

I agree with the white wrap theory, that wrap also leaves the adhesive residue, goo gone will take it off if that is what it is...

Krazyyykevin 05-27-2021 03:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Opie (Post 3436634)
I agree with the white wrap theory, that wrap also leaves the adhesive residue, goo gone will take it off if that is what it is...


I don’t think that’s what it is because I live in Florida and it’s always ripping hot so if it was it should have evaporated already


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saltywetman 05-27-2021 05:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Westen86 (Post 3436580)
That is what happens after the big white stickers that protect the paint come off. I worked at a Toyota dealer and saw it ALL the time. Moisture absorbs in the paint because it has nowhere to go. Its NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT. After a couple hot days, it will evaporate out. DONT TRY TO BUFF IT OR FIX IT. Just let it sit, it will go away.

But this would mean that the paint has lifted from the panel from the moisture and even if it evaporates, the raised portion of the paint is no longer bonded to the panel

Wouldn't this mean it could easily flake off from a chip that hits that exact area later on?

That plus it doesn't seem like the car was just picked up from the dealership... OP has put 4.1k miles on it already

Krazyyykevin 05-27-2021 06:04 PM

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Originally Posted by saltywetman (Post 3436694)
But this would mean that the paint has lifted from the panel from the moisture and even if it evaporates, the raised portion of the paint is no longer bonded to the panel

Wouldn't this mean it could easily flake off from a chip that hits that exact area later on?

That plus it doesn't seem like the car was just picked up from the dealership... OP has put 4.1k miles on it already


Yea this was my concern too, I’m taking it to the dealer on 6/2 to get it looked at


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MrSkubi 05-28-2021 06:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Tcoat (Post 3436542)
Most likely there was contaminates on the car when it was painted. Rare but it happens. It should 100% be covered by warranty.

I'd say that it's not that uncommon. I've had my first blue 2017 BRZ order canceled because on collection day my dealer found out that the whole car had black spots popping up between base and clear coat - basically the whole car had to be repainted to fix this issue. When they've tried to polish it out the paint on the front bumper started to chip. Last year I've seen similar thread on polish 86/BRZ group abut a brad new cars paint but only one panel was affected.
This things just happen I guess.
Actually my current white BRZ has something somewhat similar to OP issue on roof but it appears to be clear coat only and much smaller in size.


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