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Just wondering if any of you guys have had problems with white frost tri coat chipping or flaking off like the rest of the colors

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Thanks for replys it's the only paint that nobody has been complaining about besides front bumpers chiping on denalis I am hopping it does not have problems as every thing else like I have experienced with my black truck

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No prob every were from door panels to tail gate to bed sides even rock gard you can peel with your finger nails not a dent in the truck and perfect grey primer exposed have one chip in the the hood that has impact to primer it happens but the 30 plus others nothing

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I have the iridescent Pearl which is the same paint with a different name.

 

I haven't seen the chipping others have mentioned. I've only had it three months but so far so good.

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I have the $1K white tri-coat on my '16 Malibu and only one really tiny chip on the front bumper down to the primer.

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