Read the fine print on the "warranty". They often require that the treatment be reapplied annually for the warranty to remain valid. Usually other caveats as well. I highly doubt the text of the contract spells out that it will cover paint chips from impacts (stones, etc.), either. It's usually just for sun fading, damage from bird droppings, etc.
$500 tucked away in a savings account should more than pay for any environmental paint degradation you get in a measly 3 years. Better yet, if nothing needs to be "repaired", you have that $500 to spend on something else.
In other words, pass...
$500 tucked away in a savings account should more than pay for any environmental paint degradation you get in a measly 3 years. Better yet, if nothing needs to be "repaired", you have that $500 to spend on something else.
In other words, pass...