Black paint on radio peeling

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7/26/07, 10:45 AM

dustindu4

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Black paint on radio peeling

Today I noticed a bubble on one of my radio buttons. I thought it was just something on it so I scraped it off and the paint came off! The paint had obviously bubbled. Stupid warranty replacement stereo

Is there a special paint I can get to cover that up and match?

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7/26/07, 12:56 PM

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I saw a few thread posted on this a while back... as I recall, they got their head units replaced under warranty due to button paint issues !

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7/26/07, 03:05 PM

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It's the little things that always seem to be the most irritating to get fixed. Especially if the car is just out of warranty, if its 2k over, but still under the 4 years, they hate that.

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7/27/07, 06:06 AM

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Thats when I'd rip mine out and go for the touchscreen and carputer.

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7/27/07, 06:11 AM

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They replaced mine under warranty for the same issue. I am on my 4th Shaker 1000 head unit!

These are top quality systems! woo hoo!

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7/27/07, 06:39 AM

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Quote:

Originally Posted by StangMahn

It's the little things that always seem to be the most irritating to get fixed. Especially if the car is just out of warranty, if its 2k over, but still under the 4 years, they hate that.

It's the years or the mileage, whichever comes first. So if it was 2k over, they wouldn't have to fix under the warranty.