Clear coat fading, any fixes?
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TheShadowXX
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well there arent any other GS-R's on craigslist at the moment.
this is the only one, so i was wondering if i could maybe buff that out for cheap. but apparently not.
this is the only one, so i was wondering if i could maybe buff that out for cheap. but apparently not.
TheShadowXX
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kk thanks guys:thumbs up:mrgreen:
Samurai_Blue
Yolo Whippin'
just let it be and get a paint job later :thumbs up all hondas have it its called honda rot
broken_scars
New Member
you do not need a new paint job..you can just re spray the clear BUT FIRST....get a primer plane and some 600 grit wet or dry sand paper. as long as you do not go through the paint you should be fine. get the hood re cleared...if your going to take it to macco make sure you do all the prep work first all they do is spray and like said above if will fall off in three months
broken_scars
New Member
oh sorry cheesnip said that...you should be able to talk him down because of that though!!
EklipzeR
StOnErZ iNc
(damn like 10 comments where I thought mine would land) lol
I agree with xxCaryxx the paint is the least you should worry about as for many of us is one of the last things to invest in our cars. why drive a car with a nice painjob that keep overheating??
if the car is stock and the engine is good shape I'd say go for it and stop looking for more acuras....if you hate the fade, get it primed if you don't like the idea of the maaco fading a few months later....a black prime wouldn't look bad plus it gives it that under construction look
lol but the main point here to get a reliable car and the rest comes as you choose. without a good engine there's no car even if it has the nicest paintjob.
plus I'm sure you have a certain color in mind. think about it mane and good luck with your choice.
I agree with xxCaryxx the paint is the least you should worry about as for many of us is one of the last things to invest in our cars. why drive a car with a nice painjob that keep overheating??
if the car is stock and the engine is good shape I'd say go for it and stop looking for more acuras....if you hate the fade, get it primed if you don't like the idea of the maaco fading a few months later....a black prime wouldn't look bad plus it gives it that under construction look
lol but the main point here to get a reliable car and the rest comes as you choose. without a good engine there's no car even if it has the nicest paintjob. plus I'm sure you have a certain color in mind.
think about it mane and good luck with your choice.
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