Oh boy, last night my girl and I, well.., long story short someone hairline cracked the clearcoat on my drivers side Carbon Fiber Door Insert. The carbon is covered with 8 coats of clear, so a hairline crack is obviously very noticable.
Imagine your door insert with 8 coats of clearcoat on it. How would you safely go about sanding down that surface so that you could have clear coat re-applied. The only thing I can think of is a dremel, but I wouldnt have a clue on which bit to use.
I know from past experience most body shops wont the prep damaged interior stuff like that because of b.s. excuses , but will spray the clear.
Any Ideas anyone
Imagine your door insert with 8 coats of clearcoat on it. How would you safely go about sanding down that surface so that you could have clear coat re-applied. The only thing I can think of is a dremel, but I wouldnt have a clue on which bit to use.
I know from past experience most body shops wont the prep damaged interior stuff like that because of b.s. excuses , but will spray the clear.
Any Ideas anyone