Anyone have bad "orange peel" on their stock paint?

[drifto]

i believe its usually only sold in the snow belt regions. to prevent future rust and salt damage. being near the front and rear wheel well areas. thats what ive heard. to be honest i thing its a 3m clear cover thats put on. there is no way the paint can be incorrectly applied in a exact shape on either side of the car. :P

[Meteorite Man]

Originally Posted by drifto

i believe its usually only sold in the snow belt regions. to prevent future rust and salt damage. being near the front and rear wheel well areas. thats what ive heard. to be honest i thing its a 3m clear cover thats put on. there is no way the paint can be incorrectly applied in a exact shape on either side of the car. :P

there is no way the paint can be incorrectly applied in a exact shape on either side of the car. :P

Huh?

http://www.chemicar.com/tekton_gravel.php

It's been done for years on all types of vehicles from inexpensive to expensive. I've had it on most of the vehicles I've owned. I've even had it applied on an older truck I restored. It's a process called Shutzing or Schutz....I'm sure a body person here can correct that.

It's safe to say that there is more than one manufactuer and that the above is not the only kind.