Same boat I would say. I know the boat landed in Singapore for a couple of weeks, my understanding was to unload the cars, have them sit there in the sun for heat treatment and the boat was fumigated for stink bugs. I didn't think the cars were fumigated too. But someone on the other page says it was reported on facebook that the fumigation process caused damage to the clear coat. - If this is the case, I will be going over mine with a fine tooth comb and will not accept delivery if there's something wrong with the car.
This thread is the first I've seen mention of any clear coat issues resulting from the erradication method.
There were three eradication options available.
The first was to raise the temperature of the at risk cargo above 50deg C for 20min. And two fumigation options.
Given that the two approved pestacides are in use in a variety of domestic and commercial applications including fruit farming and household treatments, it is unlikely they would contribute to paint damage. Add to this the vehicle is has a protective wrap during the shipping.
I'm calling fake news until more substantial evidence is presented than "someone on Facebook said".
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