Parisienne V6-262 4.3L (1986)
Chipping paint is caused by the top coat fracturing when impacted by salt, stones and road debris.
Conditions of chipping paint should be carefully evaluated to determine if the cause is related to a paint problem or debris impact. When determining the
cause, the following guide lines should be used as reference.
INSPECTION GUIDELINES:
1.
Prior to inspection the body exterior should be clean and free of dirt.
2.
Carefully inspect all horizontal and vertical body panels for chips.
3.
Carefully inspect windshield glass, side glass, and exterior moldings for chips and dents.
4.
Tape Test Chipped Area:
Apply a piece of water proof tape approximately 10 inches long over area to be tested. Remove tape with one quick even pulling motion 90
degrees to body panel.
INDICATIONS OF PAINT PROBLEM:
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Body panels are chipped and windshield glass and exterior moldings are free of chips and dents.
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Tape Test removes paint in areas not affected by impact.
INDICATIONS OF IMPACT DAMAGE:
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Body panels, windshield glass, side glass, and exterior moldings show signs of chips and other damage.
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Tape test does not remove paint except around impacted areas.