Cervini's Hoods

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I just got a 94 V6 Mustang in the JY...and it has a Cervini's hood in it. I have to say that those are some high quality hoods!! The top side is a flat as can be with NO waves in it. The bottom side is the same way!! I highly recommend these hoods to those who want an aftermarket!!

 

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indiana

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Yes, but someone may have already put 20 hours labor to get it that way.

 

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That could be, but I do a lot of paint work myself, and it looks like the hood just came that way, it is too perfect...every inch. The corner is chipped from the accident so you can see what is underneath. I think I'm gonna fix it and sell it here in the office.

 

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ttop88 said:

Yes, but someone may have already put 20 hours labor to get it that way.

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No they come that way, all I had to do with mine was prime and wet sand it. SVT what JY do you work at?

 

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i bought a cervinis hood and my jaw dropped when i opened the box and saw the kind of top notch quality. You pay a bit more but you get a REALLY nice hood .

 

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The shop that did my hood does a lot of body kits and the guy said that my hood was the best piece of 'glass they'd ever seen.

 

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my cervinis hood has a **** load out pit marks all over it

 

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indiana

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That is good to hear. I have never seen a glass hood that didn't need work.

 

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I had one from Cervini's that looked awesome out of the box, and then the gel-coat let go once the hood was painted (black) and parked out in the summer sun. The whole thing had to be block sanded, primed, and repainted.

 

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GT_Rich said:

I had one from Cervini's that looked awesome out of the box, and then the gel-coat let go once the hood was painted (black) and parked out in the summer sun. The whole thing had to be block sanded, primed, and repainted.

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Did you bake it prior to working on it?

 

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Did you bake it prior to working on it?

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Obviously not.

 

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gotta bake em for a while before you paint them man or they will get ugly in a hurry. I'm surprsised a lot of body shops don't understand you have to bake some fiberglass stuff for a while before painting it.

 

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mustangjoe87 said:

No they come that way, all I had to do with mine was prime and wet sand it. SVT what JY do you work at?

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I work at Macomb Auto Salvage in Warren.

 

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When I first painted my hood, all I did was sand it and paint it. Straight as an arrow! Cervinis rocks!

 

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fastfox86 said:

gotta bake em for a while before you paint them man or they will get ugly in a hurry. I'm surprsised a lot of body shops don't understand you have to bake some fiberglass stuff for a while before painting it.

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Gotta get rid of the mold release agent.

I work at Macomb Auto Salvage in Warren.

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Im from Harrison Twp., I have been to your yard a few times.

 

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mustangjoe87 said:

Im from Harrison Twp., I have been to your yard a few times.

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That's good....hopefully we didn't piss you off!!!!.... Just kidding......thanks.....ask for Matt when you call next time.

 

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SVT32VDOHC said:

That's good....hopefully we didn't piss you off!!!!.... Just kidding......thanks.....ask for Matt when you call next time.

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Will do, the T5 is starting to make some noise so it may be sooner than later. That and I want to upgrade my fronts to cobra.