VE commodore paint problem

[agsryd]

This is a picture of my 2013 black VE SV6 commodore bonnet. It is starting to form the crows feet in the paint. the car has never been in an accident. This shouldnt happen to a four year old car thats been taken care of. Would Holden do anything about it? I am not sure if there is a longer warranty on the paint.
Quite disappointing. Has anyone tried to repair this?

 

[mpower]

bird poo will do that afaik.

 

[NU13]

Spider webbing. You'll need to repaint that area

 

[Sean880]

This is a picture of my 2013 black VE SV6 commodore bonnet. It is starting to form the crows feet in the paint. the car has never been in an accident. This shouldn't happen to a four year old car thats been taken care of. Would Holden do anything about it? I am not sure if there is a longer warranty on the paint.
Quite disappointing. Has anyone tried to repair this?

The car is out of warranty and in any event that problem, which looks to be the beginning of spider webbing on the clear coat , is normally due to poor maintenance of the paint - not a paint fault or paint application fault. What you have there is a bunch of very small scratches. If your paint is properly protected preferably with a professional paint prep and waxing job and is then properly washed and maintained you will not get that problem.

I suggest you go and and see a professional auto paint detailer in MEL as some of these guys (the highly competent ones that is) should be able to correct that for you although it is hard to see how bad it is from the photo you published. I does not look like something a good detailer cannot rectify for you though. In fact you could contact this Sydney detailer, show him what the problem is preferably with a better photo and ask him if he can recommend a detailer in Melbourne to check it out for you. This person does outstanding top class work and probably has a few highly reputable contacts in MEL that could help you out.
http://www.drivencolour.com.au/

 

[agsryd]

The car is out of warranty and in any event that problem, which looks to be the beginning of spider webbing on the clear coat , is normally due to poor maintenance of the paint - not a paint fault or paint application fault. What you have there is a bunch of very small scratches. If your paint is properly protected preferably with a professional paint prep and waxing job and is then properly washed and maintained you will not get that problem.

I suggest you go and and see a professional auto paint detailer in MEL as some of these guys (the highly competent ones that is) should be able to correct that for you although it is hard to see how bad it is from the photo you published. I does not look like something a good detailer cannot rectify for you though. In fact you could contact this Sydney detailer, show him what the problem is preferably with a better photo and ask him if he can recommend a detailer in Melbourne to check it out for you. This person does outstanding top class work and probably has a few highly reputable contacts in MEL that could help you out.
http://www.drivencolour.com.au/

I have had he car for 2 years and clean it once a week as i use my car for work and i have a wax job done by a professional every 6 months. That is why I am baffled. i take good care of my car. i was in contact with my local holden dealer and they asked me to come in for a assessment. this happened to the Cruze alot. The service guy there said this could be covered by holden. I am not getting happy ears but it is worth a shot. otherwise i will need to sand it out and respray the area.

 

[chrisk1700]

as per another reply. thats bird sh1t.

 

[mantaray56]

very common in cars in Adelaide , due the harsh sun.