GMC Reflexxion vs. Goodmark cowl hood
01-04-2013, 02:16 PM
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01-04-2013, 06:21 PM
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Goodmark looks better i got one a few weeks back and man did it need some work before it can go on the truck. No damage from the shipper i had to add filler to 4 areas. And have sprayed 2 coats of 2k blocked it 2 more coats of 2k and more blocking and its just about right now. In my opinion it was a lot more work than should have been needed on a new hood or maybe im just picky.
01-05-2013, 09:59 AM
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Most of the high places you can still see is from the foam where the sheet metal is glued to the framing. It had on very small dent from shipping it really was no big deal to fix. But the areas to either side of the cowl in the rear where low the drivers side more so. Some of the crimping is a little jacked too just wasnt what i expected for a new hood but some people may not care or even notice the waves i just wanted my hood to be smooth and flat in all areas so the paint will look better in the end.
01-07-2013, 08:47 AM
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You will probably be fine im sure i have talked to other people that said there hoods didnt need much before paint. Its all in how straight you want your panels im painting the whole truck so i want avery panel as smooth and straight as possible. Besides if your paying someone to paint it let them worry about the body work.
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