Having doubts

[BigChevMan]

Ok..tomorrow I`m going to do a full detail on my car. It`s supposed to be nice and fairly decent temps. However at work today (soaking up the overtime baby!) I was thinking about a way to work with my hood. It`s a kaminari carbon fiber hood and I don`t want to do anything to damage it. It has automotive clear on it...so I should just treat it like a regular body panel right? Any tips?



Here is a pic



http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v299/bigchevman/grand%20prix/IMG_0574.jpg

[JeffM]

I use the PC on the type of bumpers as seen on your car without any troubles. I dont know if your hood would be any different.



Nice car though :)

[togwt]

Originally posted by BigChevMan

Ok..tomorrow I`m going to do a full detail on my car. It`s supposed to be nice and fairly decent temps. However at work today (soaking up the overtime baby!) I was thinking about a way to work with my hood. It`s a kaminari carbon fiber hood and I don`t want to do anything to damage it. It has automotive clear on it...so I should just treat it like a regular body panel right? Any tips?



Here is a pic



http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v299/bigchevman/grand%20prix/IMG_0574.jpg



I like the `look` the carbon fibre gives to the car.

But I digress; treat CF like you would any other clear coated paint surface



JonM

[Mochamanz1]

If there is clear on the hood, you can polish it like any other surface, just dont use pressure...

[Setec Astronomy]

Wow, COOL hood!