The match is exact when you hold the piece up to the paint and when you are looking up close. Due to the way the pieces are angled, it may appear to be different but it is not. I have the actual pieces and I have meticulously compared them at 3 inches away: believe it or not color matching is something very important to me as well. Painting them yourself is the only surefire way to get an EXACT 100% match. If a 99.7% match isn't good enough for you, then I have no problem finding them a more appreciative home, and I challenge anyone to find a complete set of professionally painted trim pieces for this price.

Thanks to the fact that this classified ad has turned into a debate on paint shades, I believe most people are wrongfully turned off by the pieces now. Not sure why I bothered, I'm not even making any money on the deal, just recouping costs.

I've said it before and I'll say it again, the only thing wrong with this set is the worn out rubber molding on the drivers side piece and a small discoloration on the top piece, both only noticeable to the owner who knows it's there. Period.

Thank you to all who have commented! Nice to see the overall consensus is positive, and personally I really love the way it turned out. The only bad thing now is that every time I look at a picture of a crossfire (thats not mine), the only thing I see is the silver trim pieces