I have pictures, if anyone can tell me how to post them. Apparently .jpg's don't work?

I'll be taking my HCHII to the dealer this afternoon to show them the problem and see what they propose. I also called Honda of America to increase our numbers reporting this problem. More to come...

Hey Jordan,

I am sorry I don't know how to post pix neither. Hopefully, some experienced members can help us with that.

Eric.

I sent you a pm with my email addy. send them to me and i will host them.

Looks like a reflection from the flash to me. I don't see any paint damage here. Could you use photoshop (or microsoft paint, etc.) to put an arrow or circle around where the damage is?

Is that little line what you're referring to? I've placed an arrow next to it...

Nope. The actual paint damage is above that arrow. That arrow points more or less to the space where the trunk lid connects to the rear side panel. Look ABOVE that and you'll see another distinct line. This is where the spoiler meets the trunk lid. Directly UNDER that line there is a parallel line that looks like the picture is smudged or out of focus. It runs pretty much the entire length of the spoiler.

That is actually where the paint has been rubbed and dulled by the contact between the two. Following that line you can also see one point on each picture where the "smudged" line appears brighter. That, my friends, is primer.

Hopefully, that offers a bit of clarity. Many thanks to the gentlemen who is hosting these pictures for me. I'll edit them with some arrows, etc. and re-mail them to him. I'm sorry the pictures are not as good as they could be. For the sake of my photographic dignity, I'll blame that on the Magnetic Pearl color.

mine has it, too, actual paint chips on trunk next to edge of spoiler, and i bot it new 3 wks ago.




ps: you can use image shack, among others, to host your pix. why can't we use jpg on this site? kinda yugo-ish.

Note to Self: Stay out of assist!

I have what looks like a repaird paint chip on the rear. I noticed this just this past WE. I'll need to verify the spoiler.

I'd rather leave the chip, then have them repair it. If it's not repaired correctly by the body shop their likely to leave swirls in the paint from the buffer which will only stand out more as the vehicle ages.