Your opinion on the best approach to this '17 Tahoe hood?

[Bill D]

They'll be sorry when it comes time to trade in their vehicle and they learn it would've been worth sometimes substantially more had they taken care of it.

[Eldorado2k]

I agree with Desertnate. Give it a thorough claybar and hit it once and hit it good with a compound and maybe a polish step too, then apply a long lasting coating and call it a day. It’s not something you want to be doing every 6 months or even once a year, so I’d try to find the most durable coating, something that claims 5yrs or more would be ideal and hope for the best because it’s starting to fail.

[talonted]

Everyone has skipped an important piece of information…

Is this OEM paint or has the hood been resprayed at some point? When I see this level of degradation it is almost always due to a low quality respray.