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Originally Posted by Jonathan Patten
I've had the same issue. Perhaps should I get some touch-up paint from the dealer or allow the dealer to do touch-ups? I have one on the right-front of my wheel and one on the bumper.
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It depends on how comfortable you are with doing the touch-up, and how big the chips are. If your dealer has a body shop associated with it, just buy the touch-up paint at the dealer parts dept, and then go talk to the body shop.
But it sounds like yours may have been due to rocks or pebbles kicked up on the road. On mine, there is no way that could have happened to the rear fascia, so it has to be poor paint.
Even with rocks, though, it looks like the paint is not as durable as other cars I've owned.