I have been having trouble getting a body shop to match the color on the right rear plastic cladding of my 2008 Element EX. As I posted earlier, a guy backed into the right rear corner of my Element puckering the cladding and bending the metal behind it. The body shop was supposed to replace the cladding and paint to match it. It is stated on the work order that the cladding was replaced but on closer inspection, it looks like they may have just used the original damaged cladding and just tried repainting it. First of all, is there anyway to tell if they did this by removing the cladding and inspecting behind it? Is the any identifying marks that are different from stock parts to replacement parts? How hard is it to remove the right rear side cladding? The things that make me think they did this is; there is an obvious masking line along the top edge of the cladding. The color on either side of the masking line look slightly different. There is a slight distortion at the same spot where the cladding was puckered during the accident. After the accident, the top rear corner of the cladding was pulled away from the car so that you can push it in against the car. It is still like that after the repair. The accident caused one of the plugs along the fender to pop out. The body shop never replaced it. A set of new plugs should have come with the new cladding. The body shop owner told me they had to wait to order the new cladding which no longer comes in color so he would have to paint it to match. The work order states a new cladding was ordered for 0.