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Has anybody had this happen to their grill? The plastic looks like it melted, but were the paint is....

 

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6FOOT6Chevy

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if you look at your bumper there is a mark

like a pole has gone up your whole front side,

like it was hit with something maybe even hot

its definitely strange but when did you notice it

or did it happen all of a sudden? 

 

 

 

 

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curt New Member

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yea, I wasn't around when happened and don't only know with a couple of days when it did. Saw it when I was washing my truck......

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Alex 2019 New Member

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AE822EE7-DB34-4E89-B844-C366691024F4.thumb.jpeg.80145149a012ea525d7f321b6dd066fb.jpegHello has anyone seen this before? My feont grill has melted bcs of the focus heat from the curve of the bumper. I first noticed one side and after checking I saw the exact same thing on the other side and GM does not want to cover it.  Maybe because nobody else has noticed.  If you have a 2019 Chevy Silverado with chrome bumper you should check your from lower part of your grill. If you have melted plastic contact Gm so they start seeing a trend in the faulty design or plastic. Sorry not sure how to add pictures with url but I have pictures to share. 

 

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Liz New Member

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I just found a similar issue.  2018 Chevrolet Silverado.  It looks like the plastic melted... I found it after going to car wash.  I can’t figure out how to post pics?  Help

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You must have been somewhere where the light from the sun reflected off something just right to concentrate the heat and melt the plastic.

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