Since owneing the truck, I have noticed that the paint had ripples all over the truck. So out of curiosity, I went to my GM dealer and had them look at it. The head guy said he was going to make a call to some rep. Then GM would look at it. What can I expect from this? Will they sand and repaint my truck? Or are they just trying to passify me?http://www.dieselplace.com/forum/smileys/Cry.gif

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My 03 is pretty orange-peely all over. Not at all like my wife's 95 chevy, which has a great paint job. I agree with Dura_Mike in that it's not worth the risk of ending up with something worst.