...not happy TBH
...no no no...not about political shit....my SAFF
..I went in to check the car out today and to my horror found on the rear passenger panel and all around the doors pimples
...nothing to do with rust...i burst a few and it was like powder comming out and has left bare metal
...now it was bare metal sprayed about 6 years ago...so it aint anything to do with that....what has caused it.

..I went in to check the car out today and to my horror found on the rear passenger panel and all around the doors pimples

Phil...
It looks to me like "Microblistering"....it is usually caused by moisture trapped at the time of re-paint causing corrosion over a period of time and emerging as these tiny "spots"
It looks to me like "Microblistering"....it is usually caused by moisture trapped at the time of re-paint causing corrosion over a period of time and emerging as these tiny "spots"
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Originally Posted by Bosch-Man
..the diva as the first reply i have read (i automatically assume who will post first so i ignore it now)....but its taken 6 years to do this?
Originally Posted by Bosch-Man
..the diva as the first reply i have read (i automatically assume who will post first so i ignore it now)....but its taken 6 years to do this?
Originally Posted by RC4
phil
sell every car you own and buy
an auto td6 rr
and a m3 cab e46
sorted
sell every car you own and buy
an auto td6 rr
and a m3 cab e46
sorted

He will probably break it.
Expect to see a thread something along the lines of:
For sale:
600bhp engine, from the same stable as the world famous yellow 400bhp m3"
Originally Posted by Flip2k3
Its a fucking paint issue you mongaloid, just get it painted.
Who the hell breaks a car because it needs a bit of paint, lordy lord.
Who the hell breaks a car because it needs a bit of paint, lordy lord.
where did you think of mongaloid???
but the "just piant problem" is true tho
Originally Posted by chip-3door
Originally Posted by Bosch-Man
..the diva as the first reply i have read (i automatically assume who will post first so i ignore it now)....but its taken 6 years to do this?
"
..its a paint job that to get done properly will cost a fair bit as most of one side will need doin to blend it....so if i do it what happens if other areas get infected?...Getting pissed off with dodgy saffs tbh and may be time to step down for them.
This is in no way a diss to Rhys as it wasnt like it when i bought it..i think it was the fact i put it outside and put a cover on it then garaged it.
This is in no way a diss to Rhys as it wasnt like it when i bought it..i think it was the fact i put it outside and put a cover on it then garaged it.
Its not that bad Phil, I would enjoy the Saff for a while before you make any rash decisions..... especially considering the amount of money you have spent on it!!
Look at it this way..... you would be more pissed off if this problem was on the Ferrari!!
Look at it this way..... you would be more pissed off if this problem was on the Ferrari!!
As already said, it looks like micro-blistering. Usually caused by leaving a car in primer for too long before topcoating. When the temperature drops the moisture freezes and as we all know water expands when it freezes causing the tiny blisters.
My S2 was repainted in about '96 and has started to go in a few areas.
My S2 was repainted in about '96 and has started to go in a few areas.
Mark...to me it is...i went for what i thought was the best Saff only for this cruel luck
...its disheartened me...this is the 5th Cossie i have had that had flaws on body...gets you down
...wish i'd kept the escos...nice car that.
Phill do you keep the car covered up out side? i have had the roof of one of my old cars do the same after i covered it up for the winter. The car swets and blisters the laquer. If you can try and get it inside with heaters i ended up having to get my roof painted, but my mate had the same problem and put the car inside for a few days with heaters and most of the blisters disapeared.
The place that painted my Sapphire will not wet sand anything other than lacquer before compounding because of micro blisters. They told me that primer is porous and will absorb water from wet flatting causing this problem.
Mark
Mark
If that is under the paint and not just the laquer its fooked Phil and will need bare metalling to totally get rid of it!
Get it fragged as you know thats what you really want to do
Get it fragged as you know thats what you really want to do
Originally Posted by Bosch-Man
pennywise....really?
..i popped some and its now bare metal...can you polish that out?
..it aint drastic nothing 500 quid wouldnt sort BUT i am loosing the bug TBH.....
..it aint drastic nothing 500 quid wouldnt sort BUT i am loosing the bug TBH.....
Couldnt have been a good paint job if it has, just through a bubble






