How to Deal with Paint Bubbling After the Warranty Period?

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LaCody
07/30/25 6:37am
The method to deal with paint bubbling after the warranty period is: remove the bubbled paint area, apply anti-rust treatment, then fill with putty, wait for the putty to dry completely, sand it smooth, and finally spray the car paint. If paint bubbling occurs, it may be due to paint quality or issues with the repainting process, which can be addressed through negotiation and claims. However, it is best to have it inspected at a professional repair shop or 4S store and handled by professionals. Besides external impacts and body quality issues, paint bubbling on car doors can also be related to extremely hot or cold weather, as extreme temperatures can cause the body to expand and contract, leading to paint peeling. Always pay attention to driving behavior to avoid scratches and impacts.
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