Installed some mods this weekend, pix
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Originally Posted by BrocksG
Man... So I pulled my car out of the snow this morning (wow that was fun) and take it to the car wash... Immediately I notice I have nasty scratches on my brand new ts hood already, right on the front nose of it, very noticeable!!!!!!!! ;[ and then I notice my grill is pushed in and som epins were brokeN?! Sux man, does anyone know if I can buff these scratches out of the hood? They are so damn noticeable and I feel like crap cuz the hood was close to $700 and now it already looks like crap.
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Originally Posted by redlude97
What were you expecting from taking the car to the car wash? IMO, go back to the stock hood, it looks cleaner since you don't have wheels or a bodykit to pull off the aggressive hood look. Just looks out of place now, and the damage puts it over the top
We all have our own taste when it comes to modding!
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Originally Posted by redlude97
What were you expecting from taking the car to the car wash? IMO, go back to the stock hood, it looks cleaner since you don't have wheels or a bodykit to pull off the aggressive hood look. Just looks out of place now, and the damage puts it over the top
Also im glad you were able to get you seibon hood looking decent, 98% of those on the boards do not and thus they have this cf hood on their car that looks horrible like it was installed by a 7yr old. Thats why I personally would not touch that seibon hood with a 25ft pole. When modding a car its the details that matter and when things dont fit right or look of place, your car that you spent so much money or energy on becomes laughable not admirable.
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