Well I have a slight crack, just wonderin if there is a way to fix it, I hear of just clear coatin the crap out of it, but not to sure that will fix the problem. Does anyone know of a way to fix the problem, sorry no pics to show where the cracks are...thanks

 

from what i hear, if u can just keep waxing it. then eventually itll fill in the cracks

 

just keep waxing just keep waxing hmm waxing it non-stop could fill in the cracks eh hmm haha heres a suggestion get bondo and fill in the cracks theen get carbon fiber stickers and put it on...anyways back to topic waxing it could help ^_^

 

DEPENDING ON HOWW BAD THE CRACK IS. i JUST RE CLEARED MY HOOD BECAUSE IT FADED AND IT HAD A CRACKED SPOT. iT LOOKS OKAY WITH JUST THREE COATS OF CLEAR ON IT. BUT IT NEEDS AT LEAST THREE MORE AND SOME BUFFING TO COVER IT UP. WAXING IT WON'T HELP I TRIED THAT IT JUST ENDS UP MAKING IT LOOK WORSE. CLEARING IT WILL HELP THE MOST.

 

well it really depends on how bad and deep the crack is? If it's pretty bad to where you would have to fill it then you can fix it but it won't look the same anymore. But if it's just like a hairline crack and not too bad then you might be able to clear it over... Not to sure though... It's a lot more differant then fiberglass.... good luck though

 

If it's not that bad, like just a deep scratch, you can put a few layers of clear coat onto the CF and then color-sand and buff it. If it's broken and and needs to be "pasted" back together, you need to use fiberglass resin to hold it in place, then do the above suggestion (clear, sand, buff). The weave won't look perfect but the hood/lip/wing/whatever will be straight & smooth again.

 

they sell carbon fiber sheets and resin blah blah (similar to fiberglass) so you can DIY CF, if you have to fill in a deep problem with bondo - so you can top it off with CF and then clear coat.

 

yeah but if you do that the weave wont match up, youll just have this random patch of cf in the middle fo the huge sheet