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The three items needed to keep the Rebel shiny new (and a concoction)!
I have the same type of streaks on mine as well. I noticed the day after I bought the truck. If you take your front license plate holder off you should be able to see no streaks. If so, it was something that happened during shipping or at the dealership. Polishing it helped a little but did not completely remove mine.Any ideas on how to remove these streaks?
Bringing it to the dealership Monday to see what they have to say. I'm assuming it's either a factory defect or a result of the pre delivery detailing and they got sloppy with the black plastic polish on the grill.I have the same type of streaks on mine as well. I noticed the day after I bought the truck. If you take your front license plate holder off you should be able to see no streaks. If so, it was something that happened during shipping or at the dealership. Polishing it helped a little but did not completely remove mine.
I'd try Simple Green. Spray some on and let it soak for a few minutes - wipe off with a wet sponge and then hose off what's left...That stuff works wonders!The three items needed to keep the Rebel shiny new (and a concoction)!
I'd try Simple Green. Spray some on and let it soak for a few minutes - wipe off with a wet sponge and then hose off what's left...That stuff
I went to the dealership yesterday and asked while they were uploading the NAV. They took pictures of it and are sending it to corporate to see if they will cover it under warranty.Bringing it to the dealership Monday to see what they have to say. I'm assuming it's either a factory defect or a result of the pre delivery detailing and they got sloppy with the black plastic polish on the grill.
I didn't notice it until yesterday when it was pointed out to me by the guy installing my light bar. Pretty embarrassing.
Did the dealer have a guess as to what it was?I have one simple easy way to keep Big Red clean and shiny. It's called Ky Car Wash. They have been in business here for several years. They use good products and do a good job. If I got down on my knees to clean Red I would need a hoist to get up. Used to do that but no more. I envy you youngsters who can still clean their own vehicle. There is a sense of pride when you do it yourself. I am stuck with a good carwash.
Big Red
They didn't have a clue. They took it to their detail guys who also didn't know. It's like a stain in the bumper. You can't feel any difference in texture.Did the dealer have a guess as to what it was?
Good to hear they are taking care of the problem!!Update: Since my last post and going back and forth with the dealership, they are going to fix it. They submitted it for warranty and were told no so it's on the dealership. The sales manager said he had the same thing happen to his truck and believed it to be from shipping but no clue as to what it was.