Hood

[Kwmatt24]

My hood looks like this how do I fix this 47305

[custmsprty]

New Paint job.

[ViperGuy21]

That appears to be clear coat failure. Unfortunately you can't fix that. The only option is getting it repainted

[Setec Astronomy]

Can you get us another picture in different lighting or a different angle? I'm not sure what we're looking at.

[rbss]

Can you get us another picture in different lighting or a different angle? I'm not sure what we're looking at.

^^^This. I can't tell what's going on. Looks like bad water spots or oxidation on my screen.

[Kwmatt24]

I'll post new picture in the Morning

[Robsresto]

Need more detail too hard to tell

[Kwmatt24]

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[Setec Astronomy]

That looks like dirt and water spots. I wish you had taken a picture, say, from the back of the car looking forward, so we could get a different perspective on whatever it is.

Do you have any products? I'm guessing no, since you are a new member. I would suggest looking locally and getting a microfiber or terry applicator and some Meguiar's Ultimate compound. Rub that vigorously on a small spot and see if you can improve it (it will likely require a lot of elbow grease). If that works come back and update us and we'll tell you what you need from Autogeek to finish the job.

[LittleKing24]

If you were to hose down the hood, does the hood look glossy again while wet? But then fade as it dries? If so then it's most likely just oxidation and can be fixed by compounding/polishing. If not, then it's most likely clear coat failure and would have to be repainted.

[rbss]

That looks pretty rough. What have you tried so far? What tools and products do you have if any?

[custmsprty]

That looks pretty rough. What have you tried so far? What tools and products do you have if any?

:props::iagree:

That's trashed, repaint is your only choice.

Preventative maintenance is the key.