Emt1581
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Last night I was wiping my car down to get some dead bugs and bird crap off and I found a spot that wouldn't wipe off. It's on the lower corner of the rear windshield brake light on the driver's side where the light meets the roof panel, right in that seam.
No clue what caused it but looking at it, it looks like the housing bumped up against the body of the car and chipped or something else did it. Top of the housing is fine and no other chips/damage on the car. Otherwise I'd have suspected a rock/road debris. But it's just the underside of the housing (lower corner under the seam).
If it was one of my beaters I wouldn't care but this car is a week old today!
Not sure if this is something to take to the dealer or is there a compound they make I can put a drop of on to restore it? Thoughts?
Thanks
-Emt1581
No clue what caused it but looking at it, it looks like the housing bumped up against the body of the car and chipped or something else did it. Top of the housing is fine and no other chips/damage on the car. Otherwise I'd have suspected a rock/road debris. But it's just the underside of the housing (lower corner under the seam).
If it was one of my beaters I wouldn't care but this car is a week old today!
Not sure if this is something to take to the dealer or is there a compound they make I can put a drop of on to restore it? Thoughts?
Thanks
-Emt1581
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