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  • PSiedTSiP Offline
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    PSiedTSi
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    I was wondering if anyone knows if you can fix cracked enamel or whatever on a Carbon Fiber piece. I have an opportunity for a CHEAP CF hatch, but really don't want to paint it completely, because the look of CF is too badass to be completely painted over. Here are a few pics of the damage.

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    At first I did it for fun, then I realized I made the investment and had to do it!

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    > spanish-rice;237125 wrote:
    > at first i thought the title said beer truck drivers needed... In which case i accidently put my two weeks in at work.

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      looks like it is a crack in the resin and not all the way through so you MIGHT be able to apply a bit of resin to the crack and then buff it smooth. Hard to say w/o seeing it in person though

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        i say you could try what chuck said. also try calling the company that made the hood and ask for repair instructions

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          aliengotpsi
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          Tony, it will never look good by trying to (Repair it)

          Sorry

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            If you still want to see the CF, maybe you could figure out a nice way to have the cracked parts painted over or something? Just an idea.

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            • RidinRailsR Offline
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              yeah you wont be able to fix that

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              • DrifterExtremeD Offline
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                why couldn't you just sand it down and clear coat it. or paint over the cracks as said above...

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                  • Afsil80A Offline
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                    Sand it, paint over it.

                    Once the resin is cracked, there's no coming back unless you completely sand off the damaged area, and apply new resin, which will ruin the look. That's how we do it at work, but then the fiberglass pieces always get painted.

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                      there is a real easy way of fixing it.................. DONT BUY JUNK!!!

                      LIFE'S JOURNEY IS NOT TO ARRIVE AT THE GRAVE IN A WELL PRESERVED BODY, BUT RATHER TO SKID IN SIDEWAYS, TOTALLY WORN OUT, SHOUTING ' HOLY SHIT.....WHAT A RIDE'

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                        aliengotpsi wrote:
                        Tony, it will never look good by trying to (Repair it)

                        Sorry

                        Yeah, thats what I was afraid of, oh well that just means I will most likely buy a seibon when the time comes, but I will have to wait a little longer.

                        I was just thinking of painting over that part but I think it would be hard to make it look good with that extensive of cracking. I would just as well paint the whole thing and that just wouldn't be the same. Oh well. Thanks for the help.

                        At first I did it for fun, then I realized I made the investment and had to do it!

                        92 Talon AWD 6/4bolt [EMAIL="[email protected]"][email protected][/EMAIL]
                        95 240SX SE SR20DET [EMAIL="[email protected]"][email protected][/EMAIL]
                        1993.5 Supra Hardtop...Sold
                        Next project? 6cyl, 6spd?

                        > spanish-rice;237125 wrote:
                        > at first i thought the title said beer truck drivers needed... In which case i accidently put my two weeks in at work.

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