Bubbled or Rippled paint surface.
Beggining on the side skirts under the door,the paint becomes rippled/bubbled (orange peel like surface). I know this can be an issue with the actual application with the paint, or possibly the effects of heat damage. Has anyone seen or experienced this with their s2000. Hoping it would be covered by warranty as a manufacturer defect. Its the same on both sides of the car. Progressively worse towards the bottom.
The bottom edge of the side skirts is textured on purpose. I'm not sure what the purpose is
but it's done at the factory. It's kind of like unbelievably bad orange peel. If you look at the top edge of the texture though you can see it's a straight line. So, it was intentionally put there.
There are many cars that have this feature. The old 300ZX had this and I've seen Audis with it.
but it's done at the factory. It's kind of like unbelievably bad orange peel. If you look at the top edge of the texture though you can see it's a straight line. So, it was intentionally put there.There are many cars that have this feature. The old 300ZX had this and I've seen Audis with it.
Originally Posted by wanabmmaboy,Aug 15 2007, 05:51 AM
Yah its the bottom of the side skirts. Ill try to find a pic myself.
Anyone try to get honda to fix this? My 2001 pontiac had way better paint then this thing.
Anyone try to get honda to fix this? My 2001 pontiac had way better paint then this thing.
yeah, its like that on purpose man. I think Honda did it because that section of the car would probally get a lot of rocks and stuff thrown at it, so because its all bumpy like that, it help hide any damage to that area.
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It's on most cars, used to deflect rocks when they hit the paint. If you ever look at Nerf bars or running board bars, they are the same way on trucks, to help deflect the rocks.
Completely normal
Completely normal




