Recent content by jeidmann

"Of course it is theoretically a paint adhesion problem that is what blistering is but it is not caused by a problem with the paint or primer." As I stated, not a paint problem, a paint PROCESS problem. End result being an adhesion problem. Paint to underlying material. Likely improper surface...

No impact. Yes, rear bumper. Regardless of the underlying material, blistering paint appears to be a chronic problem. Given it's a multi-surface material problem. Deductive reasoning would lead me to conclude the root cause to be a painting process problem.

Picture is above (blue cover). Yes it fits great and the material is just what I wanted.

Check the other thread for the $200 indoor car cover I got. heck, I'll post it here as well: https://specialcargarage.com/products/for-lotus-all-model-indoor-car-cover?_pos=1&_sid=848ff72b0&_ss=r

I got mine for about $200...but it takes a couple of weeks...ships from Turkey. https://specialcargarage.com/products/for-lotus-all-model-indoor-car-cover?_pos=1&_sid=848ff72b0&_ss=r

my cover...

Like this? Somehow some of these bugs got imbedded BEHIND the grill and I can't get them out.

Sun Valley ID

Jackson Hole WY

Steamboat Springs CO