is there a diy on reclearing a cf hood

[Juice21]

i was just wondering if there is a diy or a simple way to make it look atleast presentable for a short fix if any one has any info or experiences id appreciate it

[bagoon316]

any paint shop should be able to, but if ur goin for a quick fix, i dunn mang. good luck to ya... and that rim looks hot, that you duplicolored.

[slick]

get some polishing compound from autozone and buff the hell out of it. once it looks good pay someone to clearcoat it. thats what im doing

[Juice21]

any paint shop should be able to, but if ur goin for a quick fix, i dunn mang. good luck to ya... and that rim looks hot, that you duplicolored.

thnx for the compliment man

get some polishing compound from autozone and buff the hell out of it. once it looks good pay someone to clearcoat it. thats what im doing

cool ima take ur advice and take pics tommorow

[Losiracer2]

PEANUT BUTTER. it works trust me....but its only temporary for like a couple weeks maybe

[Juice21]

PEANUT BUTTER. it works trust me....but its only temporary for like a couple weeks maybe

are u serious or is peanut butter the name of a wax or something because imthinking the food...plz explaing cause if it lasts weeks im def gonna try it

[Dirtyrice]

I wasted a lots of money trying all of those waxing products and P.B. and ended up getting it re-creared... would have saved alot of money if I would have done that in the first place. go to a reputable shop if you are gona end up re-crearing it to avoid "fish eyes" due to the carbon weave.

[Losiracer2]

are u serious or is peanut butter the name of a wax or something because imthinking the food...plz explaing cause if it lasts weeks im def gonna try it

peanut butter definitely works, a guy did it on his CRX CF hood and he said it lasted for a couple weeks at best. It has natural oils from the peanut butter that work into the clearcoat/paint and restores it....temporarily at least.

[xprojectcb7x]

i would never put peanut butter on any of my carbon fiber lol

just me though

[TheNextEpisode]

^ Yeah...

The urge to put jelly on, after the peanut butter, would just be too much.

[Leung]

make sure to use the creamy Jif variety and not the crunchy, i could just see someone use the crunchy kind because that's all they had in the cupboard.

[drag_on]

i remember seeing a diy on another forum where you wet sand it down, add three layers of clear coat spray can, and buff it back up.. i wish i saved the link now..but at least you have a general idea

[xprojectcb7x]

^ Yeah...

The urge to put jelly on, after the peanut butter, would just be too much.

then maybe a side of lays on the fenders? and a nice refreshing coke on the roof?

itd be like a brand new paintjob after that.

[Boost_Lee]

peanut butter works for a temp fix. Just dont get the crunchy kind :P

[KeeleDesign]

don't polish it if your gona have it cleared.. because they will be sanding it down anyways...

and it's not the peanutbutter that gives a quick fix, it's the oil in the stuff..
it's called vegtable oil..
and just use the that, vegtable oil, it will hide alot, but it will also be a pallen magnet..

i know. we have done this to many things.
Another thing is tire shine,, same concept..

have it sanded cleared,, then sanded and cleared again, then wetsanded and buffed, thats how i do all my CF parts.