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Body work on new car gone bad

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Doesn't look like they got the paint code right on your bumper. I too have a Graphite Pearl Accord (2004) - it's a pretty unique color.
 
Originally posted by: dman
I can see the difference. IIRC, They need to paint over the quarter panels onto the 'good parts' so that the change is gradual rather than stops at the bumper. Bring it back and have them fix.
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This would be a reasonable solution on an older car, where the paint has faded - but since the car is an 05, there's no reason they shouldn't be able to get a "pretty damn close" match to the factory paint code.
 
I am not leasing. Some girl hit me and three other cars in the parking lot one evening while I was still in class. I walk outside to find my car halfway over the curb and the rear end all banged up.

I swung by the dealership and they agreed to fix it. The guy was very nice about it and I had no problems at all.
 
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