Paint is coming off 2016 chev equinox. Anyone else have this problem?

Asked by Maverick789 May 02, 2018 at 07:38 PM about the 2016 Chevrolet Equinox LS AWD

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Maverick789 answered 5 years ago

I wonder how many others have this problem. I am going to try to make this repair it as I feel it’s under warranty (36,000 or 3 yr warranty)

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Cassie answered 5 years ago

Found this today, both paint and clear coat gone. Of course I’m a few thousand past my bumper to bumper.

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Maverick789 answered 5 years ago

That’s to bad. The dealership fixed my problem and even gave me a free rental. Maybe you can contact GM for help

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