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landcruiser · 06-30-09, 08:52

IMHO, this pitting is pretty much a fact of life due to road debris. I have this same thing on the hood of my Porsche. I suppose the only real solution is re-spray of the affected areas, then clear bra--if you're so inclined.

I say drive your cars and enjoy them and adopt the "5 foot rule". If it looks good from 5 feet away, you're good to go. It gets to the point where you'll drive yourself crazy trying to have zero flaws--unless you don't want to drive it.

Just my .02.

06-30-09, 08:52	#3 (permalink)
landcruiser Registered User landcruiser is offline Join Date: Aug 2002 Posts: 347	Re: Fine pitting IMHO, this pitting is pretty much a fact of life due to road debris. I have this same thing on the hood of my Porsche. I suppose the only real solution is re-spray of the affected areas, then clear bra--if you're so inclined. I say drive your cars and enjoy them and adopt the "5 foot rule". If it looks good from 5 feet away, you're good to go. It gets to the point where you'll drive yourself crazy trying to have zero flaws--unless you don't want to drive it. Just my .02.