I am still under warranty. I have taken to the dealer, and the service
mgr says it is due to environmental damage. I have gotten Buick
customer service involved and when they could not get anything
done, I contacted GM customer service. They keep trying to tell me
it's not because it's defective but environmental. I have done some
research, and if it is anodized alum,inure I was told that it would
have to be de-anodozied and then re-anodized. It would cost less
and less labor to just replace the trim, but they don't want to seem to
stand behind their product. I was hoping to find someone else with
the same problem and howe they got it resolved. After all, if it's
environmental, Buick must have thousands of complaints about this,
because it would not just affect my car trim but everyones. Anything
you can tell me JIM to give me some arsenal to go back to them to
get them to see that it's because it was not anodized properly or the
anodizing is not holding. Any help you can offer is greatly
appreciated.
Kevin
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