Would you feel the same way or am I overreacting?

B&W_Evader

This is a short list of all the things I've seen them screw up...

Sprayed clear over dirt on the inner fender wells.

Scatched the paint by removing and installing the bumper. Look at the seem between the fender and the bumper

Cracked or broken adjoining pieces

Fish-eyes in paint (usually from poor prep work or water in the CDA)

Orange peel / Over-spray

Sharp body lines rounded from sanding (during prep)

Good Luck! Almost guaranteed that it won't be perfect. Have them redo it and they'll probably screw it up even more.

That's been my experience... I'm a picky mo-fo and I've done a lot of body and paint so I see everything.

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Duc_Z09

I'm the same way. People tell me how great my car looks and all I see are the flaws. Even brand-new (and expensive) cars are so orange peeled it's pathetic. Nobody believes in wet-sanding these days. Then again, most people don't even notice.

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quarryninja

I'm part of the club as well. I would not want to have myself as a customer.

I care about my cars more than I care about myself.
When I get it back I'm going to inspect every inch to make sure it's perfect or else I'm not leaving there without a new bumper.

FairladyZ40th

No dude, as soon as you get your car back you're telling them to take t back because you changed your mind and want a new bumper. Tell them to live up to their promised customer support.