Should I complain or not worth it???

I wouldn't do anything personally. I assume you had an opportunity to inspect the car before you purchased it. Also, this is common with low sports cars. Finally, as you mentioned, you can't see it unless the car is on a lift. I wouldn't worry about it.

 

Most if not all 430s will have this

 

Very common. You can get it resprayed. Chances are new ones will emerge soon after.

 

Every 360, 430 and so on has scrapes under the front bumper. As others have stated, you can get a respray, but you will end up with marks again anyway. You could drill into the bumper and mount guards down there, but to me now you just made the bumper that much closer to the ground.
In the end, don't sweat it.

 

If it's on the black trim paint.. everyone gets it. I just take some black krylon spray paint and cover it up. It's going to happen as long as you have the car. Nobody notices it in real life.

 

Mine had scrapes on the black part. I filled them with body filler, sanded and painted and looks like new. I would be surprised if they were on the color part of the bumper -- otherwise there would be a lot of damage on the black painted section. Also I'm surprised that they put the 3M film over the scrapes. I just had the wheel arch films replaced and beforehand I had re-painted the areas at the very bottom of the wheel arches where they get the most damage from stones. I didn't fill any areas -- just sanded and repainted with color. My EXPEL guy said he couldn't apply the film over those areas as it wouldn't stay put -- he needed a smooth surface.
Alan

 

My 360 has scrapes on the color as well. Guards are installed and they have scrapes too. Can't see'em from where I'm standing...

 

Sounds like the previous owner was hitting some high speed bumps (that doesn't sound right does it -- I mean speed bumps that are high ) to get the painted area scratched.
Alan

 

More likely me on a FOG run trying to keep up!

 

I would complain if the car wasn't black

 

Fabspeed makes a bumper protection kit specifically for this reason!
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It will happen again so don't sweat it. You'll be driving somewhere and miss a bump or misjudge a driveway or ramp and then scrape again.

 

+ that. I have both sides scrapped after mis judging the LA pot holes. Corrupt city with no street carpetting for over a decade.

 

Wait till you see how Ferrari attached the bottom of the front bumper to the undercarriage!
On the 360 they used self tapping wood screws and I believe the same on the 430's. Totally redesigned mine.

 

No biggie

 

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Never thought I'd see even ONE member having a problem with this. Big deal... it's underneath where it can't be seen! The seller isn't responsible unless you did not visually inspect the car yourself and asked specifically about this area of the car.

 

It is a half big deal Eventually its possible you wear a hole through the fiberglass if you keep doing it and don't repair occasionally. Both sides of my front bumper are pretty worn down, just a total guess that I have lost half the thickness of glass there. (I swear half of the wear for my car has been at my favorite burger joint, that driveway scrapes the front end BAD, no matter how sharp a angle I take it at).

But you are correct, it can't been seen by normal people until they get on their knees and look under the car.

 

No doubt you paid some reasonable money for your new toy. I have spoken to many dealers that will not sell a car with scuffs on the underside of the bumper. These are easily fixed and painted with flat black paint for next to nothing. They knew it per-existed as the film was put over it. They should do the fix, then you will feel better and be a happier customer Definitely voice your concern I would.


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