I want to get my CF hood re clear coated so I was wondering if anyone knew a body shop that could do that and has full confidence in what they are doing.

 

call indys 101 customs in scarborough, im sure they can re-clearcoat it

 

Have you used them before? Do they have experience with Carbon Fiber?

 

Yeah they do and it'll come out looking amazing! Let me know when you wanna go and I'll let my buddy know!

 

Bump still looking for one

 

i haven't been myself, but i've heard good things about the car image at bayview and green lane. Might be worth it to check it out.

 

+1

I've used Car Image for some work and was was extremely happy with the work. Be sure to talk to Ken.

 

Let me know if need

 

Dont mean to highjack but i need someone that can also do some minor repair to CF hood then re-coat. Mine has a surface crack in the resin near at the front. I think it might have been from stress before I added the areocatch hood pins.

Dont want to pay an arm and leg either.

 

No this is good, Maybe we can get a better deal if we both go to the same place!!

 

Where was this done?

 

it done by our partner body shop, they do a pretty good job i think,
they just helped me put the body kit on and painted half of the car
BashaZ u can come take a look of the paint if u like

 

yeah if you can find someone Basha that has done minor repair before and get us a 2x deal let me know.

I can post a pic of the crack so you can get an idea of what t looks like.

 

Well I can ask my buddy who owns a shop and did my car recently... He quoted basha already but it's more than we expected... His work is top notch you won't find a single flaw. lemme know if interested

 

imo easiest fix is either buying a new cf hood and getting as much as possible of your current one, or depending on the hood, paiting the damaged section of the hood to the color of the body and leaving some areas exposed to cf, looks good if done right

 

I wouldnt mind painting my CF hood and leaving the vent area exposed, actually I think I would prefer this now. It's the Seibon VS.

 

problem solved.

 

Well still need to fix the crack but it would not be as critical in making sure the weave is not damaged. I was thinking I could try and sand it down myself I do have some CF resin and then send it out for paint or new clear but I could end up making a mess of it too.