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Originally Posted by wulfie
Hi
Haggis sent me a message about your colour match prob.
And Im sorry to say that by the photo that its not a botch job it is the plastic surface being put right up agenst the metal of the quater, compared to it being put agenst the plastic trim of the boot lid the match is fine - plastic on plastic
9/10 times resprays on plastic items will be lighter or darker than on metal I dont know why but it just is, Even if you reprayed the metal it is next to witht he same batch of mixed paint it will prob not match.
I have try'd myself at work with darker primers ...ect to stop this happaning and there is no way around it! Also it depends on the colour of your car aka- some colours match better than other's like non metallic's and well ....black heh.
Now if you all think im just talkin a loada crap  lol
Im a fully trained volkswagen paint technician and have been working for about 5 years now.
hope this helps you in deciding what to do but all i can see is the car would go back and you'd prob get the same results again.... sorry.
good luck!!
wulfie.
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Thank you for your reply, Wulfie.
I do appreciate that you have taken time out to answer the. Question.
I spoke to a Citroen paint tech who has done a quick visual check. His opinion is similiar to yours.
However...he has said that a better colour match is possible although 100% colour match ain't happening.
Should one argue the toss?