how can i restore a faded hood??????

get a clear coat???????

thanks

 

The resin is probably getting beat down by the sun.

I would take it to a body shop and have it wet sanded buffed and then have them shoot a couple coats of clear on it then have it wet sanded and buffed again. Then it will look crystal clear.

There is very little resin to sand (probably the equivalant of one coat of clear)thats why I say take it to a pro. Because if you get down into the fibers on accident your looking at a composite repair.

 

A cheaper alternative is 3M Hand Glaze.

It's a non-wax polish, and I use it on my Spoon wing about once a month. Applies just like wax, and you buff it out. I usually do like 4-5 coats (depends on the amount of oxidation). Of course, you will get swirl marks.

 

i heard the clay bar is almost equivalant to wet sanding...

 

clay bar is a super fine abrasive. thats why you can take over spray off with it

 

i used 3m heavy scrach remover, worked great

all a good methond = buy a new hood

I wax mine weekly with mirror galze mad bling

Sorry I had to


Wax + my car =

BTW don't let brid **** sit on ur hood, fucken birds have killed my hood so bad, im buying a new one soon, every moring i wake up fucken brids boom my car with ****, i wake up and clean it ASAP. Fucken Brids be hating now it's all jdmed, and no rice, what bitchs

 

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your blue colored headlights look pretty ricey to me.

 

clear coat it

 

clear coat it

 

just woundering how often you wax the hood. because most of my cf pieces i wax it alot and it did not fade much. i think thats the key to keep fading down keeping it waxed to protect it

 

where do you buy the 3m stuff.

 

local auto parts store should have it. my local pep boys down the street does

 

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Yeah Pep Boys carries it, but my local Kragen (Checkers, etc) doesn't.

 

ive clear coated mine before, its alot of work, lots of wet sanding... after all that work i ended up selling it and got a vis one for the rolled edges

 

I've heard the opposite. The gel goat on most CF hoods may not react well with conventional car wax made for clearcoats, resulting in the hood looking like "POO".

 

wow... I actually want a CF hood that doesn't shine... theives wouldn't want it but yet, its still light weight.


B_Cruz -who is waiting patiently for a faded 94+ integ hood.

 

I think that guys blue lights are city lights but hey I have blue city lights too haha yes make fun of me. anyway I learned not to care about my CF hood. But then it could be due to the fact that I got it super cheap. $50 used. Gel coat has created small pockmarks like some kid with real bad acne. you can only see it if you look close. But since I paid so little I only got it for the performance not the looks. I was going to get it painted but my Girl likes the black look. on my VSM EJ8

 

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I hope you were joking, if not get off his back man!

His car looks sick, atleast from the front. Just because bulbs are blue= rice? WTF

But yes you are entitled to your own opinion.

 

I know this might not be the answer anyone is looking for but you should bye a car cover and cover it up when it's not being driven that way it keeps all the bad and harsh UV's away from the exterior and interior of the car. JUST A THOUGHT.

 

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