Who knows Carbon Fiber?
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wet sand the top layer off. wet sand until you reach the cf weave; you'll know when you do because the typical milky residue from wet sanding will become grey.
some clear spray paint might be able to penetrate the cracks too.
exposing most interior's to the sun's rays will result in whats imaged above. one can drive sparingly during high sun and spend copious time applying protective products to exposed surfaces or they can accept the risk and enjoy other elements of the car; perhaps lateral and longitudinal agility.
some clear spray paint might be able to penetrate the cracks too.
exposing most interior's to the sun's rays will result in whats imaged above. one can drive sparingly during high sun and spend copious time applying protective products to exposed surfaces or they can accept the risk and enjoy other elements of the car; perhaps lateral and longitudinal agility.
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Use a 2 part spray epoxy made by a company called select products for the pieces on the dash. It is an instant hold after 30 seconds and it worked great on mine. This is a industrial type of adhesive/epoxy used in the fiberglass/custom audio field. Most shops who make fiberglass boxes will have it.
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