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2015 CX9 Wheel Rims Paint Coming Off After Washing?
I was washing my wife's CX-9 cleaning it thoroughly for the first time since the snows are hopefully gone here in the midwest. As I wash washing the wheels, I noticed that the paint was peeling off. I think this is not acceptable. Ant advice or comments?
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Any help? Any advice here?
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That is in all likelihood a repaint over the original wheels due to scratches, curb rash, etc. They are extremely difficult to prep to paint where it will stay on and if you get a chip on them you can often completely strip them with a pressure washer or in some cases a strong garden hose. Oem finishes might discolor but don't generally have a peeling problem. I'm about to have a set painted but it's a crap shoot.
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Originally Posted by depmike38
(Post 174841)
That is in all likelihood a repaint over the original wheels due to scratches, curb rash, etc. They are extremely difficult to prep to paint where it will stay on and if you get a chip on them you can often completely strip them with a pressure washer or in some cases a strong garden hose. Oem finishes might discolor but don't generally have a peeling problem. I'm about to have a set painted but it's a crap shoot.
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I would check first and see if there have been any complaints about an overall problem with the wheels. It could be isolated to a specific wheel size and/or style. I don't see any problems with ours and it has the 19" wheels. If it's a repaint over a factory wheel then Mazda probably can't help since they'll say they didn't do it. The only solution you would have then is to either have them replaced(ridiculously expensive OEM) or get them painted again. If you have them repainted the layer that's peeling needs to be completely stripped then after color is applied it needs to be clearcoated and then try and not wash it when the wheels are hot or use any type wheel "acid" on them. Hope this helps>
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Originally Posted by depmike38
(Post 174935)
I would check first and see if there have been any complaints about an overall problem with the wheels. It could be isolated to a specific wheel size and/or style. I don't see any problems with ours and it has the 19" wheels. If it's a repaint over a factory wheel then Mazda probably can't help since they'll say they didn't do it. The only solution you would have then is to either have them replaced(ridiculously expensive OEM) or get them painted again. If you have them repainted the layer that's peeling needs to be completely stripped then after color is applied it needs to be clearcoated and then try and not wash it when the wheels are hot or use any type wheel "acid" on them. Hope this helps>
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Originally Posted by littlebadboy
(Post 174670)
I was washing my wife's CX-9 cleaning it thoroughly for the first time since the snows are hopefully gone here in the midwest. As I wash washing the wheels, I noticed that the paint was peeling off. I think this is not acceptable. Ant advice or comments?
https://i.ibb.co/z8G17S7/P-20190505-...v-HDR-Auto.jpg https://i.ibb.co/KDJbFVw/P-20190505-...v-HDR-Auto.jpg https://i.ibb.co/sjg4Dgy/P-20190505-...v-HDR-Auto.jpg https://i.ibb.co/Nm2XNkZ/P-20190505-...v-HDR-Auto.jpg https://i.ibb.co/Np2JKyn/P-20190505-...v-HDR-Auto.jpg |
Originally Posted by kcrowe
(Post 176239)
I had the 4 rims replaced by the dealer when I first noticed the paint peeling from them. When the peeling occurred on one the second set of rims the dealer only replaced that one. Now they are all peeling and the dealer will not replace any of them.
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