Paint chips

Shop apparently did a horrible job by not putting enough coats of base paint and clear coat. Check with your insurance company, I believe there is a warranty on the repair that they will cover especially if it was their choice of shop.

For me, I made sure they put a durbable flexible paint to handle the road chips better. I paid for the better paint difference.

 

the hood is aluminum i believe, perhaps they didn't follow protocol. is it the dealer shoppe, or subbed out?
take it to another shoppe for evaluation.

 

Actually I had the same problem with factory paint. First thing I did was install the clear 3M

 

I see this often, as a rule aftermarket paint work is more prone to paint chips.
Perhaps a paint expert can chime in, is factory paint baked at higher temps?

 

If properly done, it will withstand the sand blaster affects. But insurance repairs almost always go cheap and less coats to save money. That is why I paid for the upgrade on my old Porsche lower valance

 

I have dozens of paint chips on the hood of my car, a few on the front sides and even above windshield. I am the only driver and put a lot of miles on it. I partially blame all of the construction this year with all of my driving. I have never experienced this before. It may be the height and shape of the car catches more stones. But this is factory paint. They said they would check into it, twice now, but no contact.

 

See post 5.

If the shop repair was good..then that is the nature of repaints.
If you believe the shop did not do a good repair...then IMO you'll have to re-contact them or your insurance.

Yes, clear film over the repaint is the answer.
Wait at least 90 days, if not 180 days before applying the film over a repaint is my recommendation, yet your call.

Or since you have collision damage, sell the car, buy a new one and investigate diminished value if applicable.

Good luck in a resolution.