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Paint repair for older cars.
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this post was submitted on 18 Aug 2023
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If its just the hood and a large part of it, you can take the hood off and have it repainted, paint matched to what is on your vehicle or to the correct paint code your vehicle is supposed to have. The second option may not match exactly with the rest of the car depending on the damage/fading the other panels have in the paint.
If its to the point of chipping, you can try and paint on top but the damage will remain underneath and the new paint will fail early.