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    Well today I got off my butt to help a friend with his car. He has a 2000 Acura Integra Type R that he doesn`t take care of and it hasn`t been waxed in three years. His hood is HEAVILY oxidized. There was no shine left on the hood and it almost seemed as if the hood is dead. The surface was very rough. Take a look for yourself:







    no reflection of myself




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    Here is what I did to that hood:



    Meguiar`s Gold Class car wash

    Meguiar`s #83 DACP

    Sonus Polishing pad on speed (6)























    I only got to do half of the hood because my pads failed. My cutting pad (which I think would have helped speed the process) and polishing pad are being replaced under warranty.



    I did not apply wax until afterwards and I must say, it is now slick. Too bad I didn`t take any pictures.

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    Carbon fiber hoods look cool, but geez you could hardly even see the weave under all that oxidation.

    Nice job!
    Paul...

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    Nice work!





    I don`t care if hes a racer, you should still take care of your car...especially an R.

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    Wow, world of difference. Nice job.

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    Quote Originally Posted by GSRstilez
    Nice work!





    I don`t care if hes a racer, you should still take care of your car...especially an R.




    he`s anything but a racer





    He works a lot and by the time he is done working, he is too tired to detail. Which is why from now on, he`s going to bring it to me to do the work :p



    His fenders faded already :think:

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    Yep, that`s a very nice detail, good work

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    judging by the paint in the wheel well someone didn`t do a very good job on a repaint. such a shame to see an R like that.

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    Quote Originally Posted by hadboosttroy
    judging by the paint in the wheel well someone didn`t do a very good job on a repaint. such a shame to see an R like that.




    that`s faded paint my friend :nervous:







    then again, he doesn`t care much about his care which is ashame. There are a few dents, his interior is a mess (not for long ) and his second gear is gone (doesn`t go in, and it is loose i think). I`m doing his car from now on. Someone needs to care for it

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    Nice work. Never cared much for those hoods though...break up the lines of the teg...

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    Quote Originally Posted by 95legend
    that`s faded paint my friend :nervous:




    You mean the faded yellow paint on the edge of the plastic???

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    oh noes

    he needs to take care of it

    and also...

    take it to a track, which the car was meant to be
    Nick

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    Quote Originally Posted by Bence
    You mean the faded yellow paint on the edge of the plastic???


    thats what i am referring to. it always sticks out on poor repaints on tegs.

 

 

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