swirl marks and fingerprints?

[K9sH3]

I think your in a bad spot... The dealer will of course blame it all on you. And it seems that you will have to eat whatever cost it will be to fix it, and that sucks. The only thing you can do at this point is to be sure that GM and Hummer branch know about this and keep on them about it. Send them all reciepts (copies) and be sure to nag nag nag. I wish ya luck!

[lotus4s]

I would make every effort to let the dealer see it before you do anything. From the swirl marks it looks like they already tried to buff it out and it didn't work. It may need to be wet sanded and buffed but that may not even work if it's etched too deep.

Good luck.

[dictionaaron]

i called the dealership and my salesman siad he look into it and see when all it was in the shop and what for. Which probably will come back him saying they didnt do it but its worth a shot. If that doesnt work im gonna call GM. If i had done it i wouldnt care so much but i didnt so i want what i paid for. I didnt buy a dam neon or something, i think i have the right to be picky considering its a hummer. I figure Worst case scenario i just get a nice coat of dirt on there and leave it.

[dictionaaron]

my dealership scheduled me a day to take it in,and they said theyd do whatever it takes to fix it. My problem is if they had to repaint or re-clear for some reason this would severely depreciate the value of my car. If this is the only way to fix it should i ask for a replacemet since it would drop at least 10% off the value of my car. Plus the fact that my paint job is horrible and "orange peelish" to begin with.

[K9sH3]

GO GET EM'