Best New Hood Options
I'm still waiting on mine too. According to Cervini, it's curing (after painting), and that was 2 weeks ago. I emailed last week to see what wwas going on and they said it was still at the detailers and will contact me when they are ready to install. So far I'm at 6 weeks from the date I ordered.
Something I thought was really cool was when we were walking through the facility, I was shown a room they use for photography. Was huge and beautiful. In there was sitting Dan Cervini's original 1988 fox body which he started the business with. They said it's kept there by itself because Cervini doesn't want anyone walking near it or looking at it the wrong way.
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It's a black gel coat. It looks good. Obviously with my hood being black, the gel coat is less noticeable is less noticeable since it's the same color. If my car wasn't black, I still wouldn't mind the underside. It doesn't look bad.
So I got the hood on with a couple of friends this morning. The install is pretty straight forward but it still took us a couple of hours.
First up the paint matches great. I can’t imagine the match being any better from a local shop. Second the fit is pretty much spot on.
A couple of disappointments. While I understand the underside is unfinished I didn’t expect it to look like it was keyed. I can understand scuffs etc., but this seems excessive.
The hood paint is almost perfect so finding a pretty severe ripple in the hood finish kind of sucks to be honest. You can almost feel the tiny valley where it shows up. Not sure why they would let that pass considering the six week turnaround.
Back to the good. **** it looks good. It really makes the car look mean.
First up the paint matches great. I can’t imagine the match being any better from a local shop. Second the fit is pretty much spot on.
A couple of disappointments. While I understand the underside is unfinished I didn’t expect it to look like it was keyed. I can understand scuffs etc., but this seems excessive.
The hood paint is almost perfect so finding a pretty severe ripple in the hood finish kind of sucks to be honest. You can almost feel the tiny valley where it shows up. Not sure why they would let that pass considering the six week turnaround.
Back to the good. **** it looks good. It really makes the car look mean.
Last edited by VidPro; Jun 2, 2018 at 12:26 PM.
Oh another question. The hood sits really low to the fender on the driver’s side near the center edge. Any idea on how to fix that? Thinking of a washer or two at the hinge except I’m not sure that will help.
Last edited by VidPro; Jun 2, 2018 at 12:27 PM.
Looks great! Mine sits a tad low on the passenger side to the fender. I took it back to Cervini and they adjusted it. It's not perfect but it's good enough.
About the scratch on the bottom. If your not happy w the hood Cervini will send you another. If you want to make it less noticeable, especially since it's on the underside, use a black sharpie on the line. Not perfect but it will not catch your eye.
About the scratch on the bottom. If your not happy w the hood Cervini will send you another. If you want to make it less noticeable, especially since it's on the underside, use a black sharpie on the line. Not perfect but it will not catch your eye.


