Hi,
I have just picked up a second hand hood. It is in good condition, except tat it has some water marking, and has faded a little. Anyone know how I might trat this to return it back to black plesae?
Thanks.
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Making a hood black again?
by PIT-STOP » Tue 17.08.2010, 08:23
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Re: Making a hood black again?
by Rambo » Tue 17.08.2010, 09:51
It is 
Not that I use a hood much either
Not that I use a hood much either -
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Re: Making a hood black again?
by Specky » Tue 17.08.2010, 11:24
rip wrote:Hide it under the stowage cover
I've not used it myself, but I understand that Renovo is good.
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Re: Making a hood black again?
by IanDowning » Tue 17.08.2010, 21:00
Renova is great ,but don't let it run down on to the bodywork its a nightmare to get off -if it dries its even worse
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