I have a carbon wrapped bonnet which i need to revive, it seems to have gone a bit whitey in patches, i did use some back to black which worked a treat, until it rained !

i also tried a black polish but again, when it rains it all just washes off.

So, anything i can wipe on it or use on it that is permanent that anyone has tried to give it that blackness back ??

cheers

 

How about a dye that you would normally use on black bumpers ?

 

How long has it been fitted ?

 

i was told never to use any products on it as it was only a print and would ruin the wrap if i did
i'd say look for companies doin discounts on the stuff and get it redone if it bothers u that much ( there are a few offer 70% discount on the stuff )

 

Have a word with Adam @ UK scoobycrew, he wraps cars - http://scoobycrew.biz/forum/index.php
or -
http://ukscoobycrew.webeden.co.uk/

 

something i just seen on another post
Dimma Design in Runcorn are currently doing an offer on carbon wrapping-70% off including fitting

 

cheers guys, i dont think it needs re-wrapping, just some proper cleaning and i found this

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1507958912...84.m1497.l2649


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so,for £15 i`ll give it a try, it was mentioned also on detailingworld website by some guys so its been tried on carbon wrap, i suppose it depends on the level of wear

cheers all