TRUFIBER HOODS for Those with GT500 front Fascia!
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Are those your new widened wheels on there?
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You and your projects...wish I had the dough for some projects like yours.
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.....................just kidding (kind of) Anyone have any updates or pics of their progress on their Venom hoods. I'm back to square one waiting on a replacement hood from Phil.
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Well i already posted mine.
but the hood is back at the bodyshop to fix some imperfections that showed up a couple weeks after i got it painted (bubbles, dents, etc)
but the hood is back at the bodyshop to fix some imperfections that showed up a couple weeks after i got it painted (bubbles, dents, etc)
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The quality of the glass work is good but it will require several coats of high build primer and block sanding to get that perfect hood finish due to the waves in the glass work which is typical for any fiber glass hood. We figured about 12 hours of prep time (priming and block sanding) to get it perfect and ready for paint.
Truefiber has a great quality product and no one should fear the work involved in getting a perfect finish on their hood this is just typical for any FRP hood unless its Carbon Fiber.
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I can't wait to get the replacement. I'm going to go ahead and mount it and get it in the sun and drive around with it on before prep and paint so it can get "broken in" so to speak.
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