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Did you receive a CEL with this setup? (looking at getting green cats to solve my CEL.)

I've decided it's not worth the hassle to drive back and forth from the dealer (2.5hrs away) just to get this fixed. I'll pay more in gas money to have them fix it for "free" then I would save if I just paid to get it done locally. I also determined, the dealers 3rd party paint people painted...

Drove the 4hrs and the dealer informed me, they have a 3rd party come in to fix blemishes on cars. It appeared to them they started the work on the bumper and never finished. Fortunately, they'll fix it. Unfortunately I have to wait 3-4 weeks and have to drive 4hrs to get it fixed.

**Update** Another (more established) shop informed me they "should" be able to "buff it out" and also noticed other "detailing mistakes" done by the dealer... There is a long "W" shape from wiping compound on the hood (which could be fixed). Dealer called me today and asked me to come in...

I was going to get a follow-up quote from a different body shop today. The first place is 'kinda' new around here but, they were the only ones open on Saturday. I'll post an update once I hear from the new shop or the dealer.

Took it to a professional body shop today. They informed me, what it looks like to them was dealer/someone tried to do paint touch up on bumper but didn't do the whole bumper. The "haze" is where they likely wet sanded it to blend the colors. There is no amount of polishing/buffing that will fix...

:( Thanks for the comment (not what I wanted to here, lol). Maybe I can ring up the dealer and see what they will do. Kinda shitty situation.

Bought a CPO '15 from the dealer today. Thing was clean when I test drove it. It went in for "detailing" before I drove it home. I drove 3 hrs home and then noticed the attached image. Is this excess wax that dried up? I tried using soapy water and "quick detailer" w/ micro fiber cloth...