I would expect it to work just like any other warranty claim, make an appointment for the warranty issue and drop the car for the appointment. You could fall back to you both missed these issues initially, but the warranty, as well as Acura Client Relations (ACR), are clear that it needs to be worked through the dealership first, then if you're not satisified ACR, and then if still not satisfied NCDS.
I saw your post in another discussion and responded, but copying that response here.
Check your warranty documentation.
Looking at my old 2018 TLX warranty under "This New Vehicle Limited Warranty Does Not Cover:" there's a bullet which states, "Any item concerning your vehicle's general appearance that is not due to a defect in material or workmanship. Cosmetic flaws or minor damage to the body, paint, or other items may occur during manufacture or shipping of your vehicle. If you find any uncorrected flaws or damage, notify the dealer as soon as possible after delivery."
If your warranty book has that or something similar you may want to remind your dealer of it and make sure Acura Client Relations is made aware of how it was handled by the dealer. Another thing I happened upon in my warranty book was that if you disagree with Acura Client Relations you can request a case review from the National Center for Dispute Settlement (NCDS).
I saw your post in another discussion and responded, but copying that response here.
Check your warranty documentation.
Looking at my old 2018 TLX warranty under "This New Vehicle Limited Warranty Does Not Cover:" there's a bullet which states, "Any item concerning your vehicle's general appearance that is not due to a defect in material or workmanship. Cosmetic flaws or minor damage to the body, paint, or other items may occur during manufacture or shipping of your vehicle. If you find any uncorrected flaws or damage, notify the dealer as soon as possible after delivery."
If your warranty book has that or something similar you may want to remind your dealer of it and make sure Acura Client Relations is made aware of how it was handled by the dealer. Another thing I happened upon in my warranty book was that if you disagree with Acura Client Relations you can request a case review from the National Center for Dispute Settlement (NCDS).