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Chat Area => General Car Chat => Topic started by: raywilb on 24 August 2020, 12:28:14

Title: diamond brite
Post by: raywilb on 24 August 2020, 12:28:14
i purchased a car which had a diamond brite paint warranty. last week i noticed on the rear o/s wheel arch a bit of lacquer peel. its about the size of a thumb nail. i am a bit worried if when it goes for a wash the peeling gets worse.  i contacted the dealer that i bought the car from but they told me to get in touch with diamond brite. did so, but i expected them to say take it to a place near to me & get it assessed & rectified near to where i live, but not so. they want to see a photograph. i took a couple but with the shine of car its hard to spot.
Title: Re: diamond brite
Post by: Doctor Gollum on 24 August 2020, 12:56:04
That sounds like a fob off :-\

If it was part of the purchase, then technically it forms part of the car...

Go back to the dealer.

Needs a bit more info really such as if thecar was purchased new/where from...

An approved used should have a paint section of the warranty.
Title: Re: diamond brite
Post by: Nick W on 24 August 2020, 13:58:24
How is a fancy polish(which is what all the fancy marketing wank comes down to) going to prevent lacquer peeling? That's caused by  how well(or not!) the paint was applied.
Title: Re: diamond brite
Post by: Marks DTM Calib on 24 August 2020, 14:21:06
It only coves for paint fade and bird poop burns (if removed within 7 days):

 It also comes with a guarantee which gives cover against colour fading, as well as from damage caused by bird droppings if washed off within 7 days.

No cover for paint or lacquer issues.   :-\
Title: Re: diamond brite
Post by: BazaJT on 25 August 2020, 09:38:14
Given how much some[at least]dealerships charge for supplying/applying the stuff it should withstand a house falling on it :D Despite what they may tell you it is available quite cheaply and there is no particularly great skill needed to apply it.