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Is it a metallic paint? Metallic paint is extremely difficult to get right. A high end body shop or a high custom painter will help return your car to new status.
There's nothing like factory paint and I pay for the best when I need it.
Good Luck!
You have to have the metallic flakes in the paint to lay correctly.
I bought my wife a car and during the per-purchase inspection we found the right rear door was re-sprayed. This was a brand new 2013 Subaru Outback. One look down the side of the car and we spotted it. Silver is the hardest to match and repair of all colors.
Aftermarket paint does not have the longevity like factory paint. It may look the same but it will lack in quality. It will fade and not hold up as well. Only time proves to out.
I always choose solid colors in case of repair because it is easier to match the colors.
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You have to have the metallic flakes in the paint to lay correctly.
I bought my wife a car and during the per-purchase inspection we found the right rear door was re-sprayed. This was a brand new 2013 Subaru Outback. One look down the side of the car and we spotted it. Silver is the hardest to match and repair of all colors.
Aftermarket paint does not have the longevity like factory paint. It may look the same but it will lack in quality. It will fade and not hold up as well. Only time proves to out.
I always choose solid colors in case of repair because it is easier to match the colors.
I guess you have a keener eye than I do. I remember being told about the metallic flakes. The paint shop wanted to spray my drivers door in addition to the rear door that needed the repair in order have everything blend in. I said no thanks -just the rear. IMHO the paint was sprayed very well except for one tiny particle on the clear coat.
.. I'm a little too **** and any imperfection is kinda like scratching your nails on a blackboard to me (according to my wife).




.. I'm a little too **** and any imperfection is kinda like scratching your nails on a blackboard to me (according to my wife).

Hey, why would you need to accept a transport damaged and repaired car when you pay for a car that is of the factory quality?
Nothing **** in raising a hell about it. I would not accept a new car with repaired transport damage unless they gave me a GOOD discount against it.
Nothing **** in raising a hell about it. I would not accept a new car with repaired transport damage unless they gave me a GOOD discount against it.
. " quote: They had no idea that the car was damaged in any way" . It was shipped from the factory direct to the dealer ship.
.. I'm a little too **** and any imperfection is kinda like scratching your nails on a blackboard to me (according to my wife).

Last edited by telemakhos; Nov 21, 2012 at 06:09 PM. Reason: typo
Probably banged up on the boat or at the dock, fixed in Florida by the cheapest bidder, and sent to the unsuspecting dealer, or as a "repaint" at a huge discount.
Probably banged up on the boat or at the dock, fixed in Florida by the cheapest bidder, and sent to the unsuspecting dealer, or as a "repaint" at a huge discount.
You have to have the metallic flakes in the paint to lay correctly.
I bought my wife a car and during the per-purchase inspection we found the right rear door was re-sprayed. This was a brand new 2013 Subaru Outback. One look down the side of the car and we spotted it. Silver is the hardest to match and repair of all colors.
Aftermarket paint does not have the longevity like factory paint. It may look the same but it will lack in quality. It will fade and not hold up as well. Only time proves to out.
I always choose solid colors in case of repair because it is easier to match the colors.



. take nuru's advice and consult with your insurance as well. good luck!



