MUST have beed a Chrysler product!:farting: :vomit: :nyanya:kcnewell said:Crappy factory paint! I bought a car with it ( Orange peel ) once and they( The Factory ) paid to have it fixed....After 7 months of haggleing!
Yeah but your old Dodge van is still running!:tisk: My dad still has his 1978 Chev "Bonanza" truck, two tone brown in pretty good shape. No problems with the paint here, must be those hot California days.kcnewell said:To tell the truth....It was a G.M. '78 pickup truck. If it was a Chrysler product it wouldn't have been worth the hassle. I mean, Who cares about the paint on a P.O.S.?
( My Dodge van was built in Canada!.....Maybe THAT explains it! ):histeric:
I wonder what BMW or Benz does.Katshot said:I'm talking the paint process itself. Lexus uses a table that they secure the car to and it rotates and rolls in such a way that the surfaces of the car are never at the same plane so as to continually keep gravity "searching" for the direction to move the paint while drying. This allows the paint to be put on "wetter" and heavier. Without this drying table, the paint would have runs all over it.
LOL......something you don't want on your car! I hate orange peel. My Eldo needs a new paint job...but she don't have any peel that I can see.Chuck C said:What is orange peel? I hear it referred to all the time regarding clear coat finishes