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What would cause small bubbles to appear on the exterior of a Corvette that was painted years ago?
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∙ 15y ago
Untill recently all corvette bodies have been made from fiberglass. The newer corvettes are now made from a plastic material, but have a much strong resistance to breakage and stress fractures. I am assuming that the question is being ask in regards to the body areas and not frame structures. If fiberglass is not properly prepped prior to repainting, bubbles can appear even after long periods of time in the paint. This is due to some type of chemical reaction from a residue that was absorbed into the fiberglass and then paited over. The result is a reaction resulting in the relesae of a gas that will then bubble the paint. It is very frustrating to put time and effort into a paint job that cost hundreds and into thousands of dollars, only to have a bubbles appear in the finish months after the job has been completed.
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