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Old 08 May 2004 | 12:09 AM
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Thumbs down Varnish flaking on the scoop

The varnish on my bonnet scoop is coming away in large chunks, particularly when it rains because the water can get underneath it. This is on a red 99MY and it's starting to look extremely tatty. Anybody else experienced this at all? Is it repairable or is it easier to get a replacement scoop?
Old 08 May 2004 | 10:49 AM
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sounds like its been resprayed in the past and not keyed

it will need repainted
Old 08 May 2004 | 05:06 PM
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My mate's did this on the bonnet - not been painted before, just cr@p painting from the factory.

He had to get the whole thing stripped and repainted, luckily for you the scoop won;t be so much work!!
Old 08 May 2004 | 07:20 PM
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My scoop and the grills have done this (also red ... UK 98)

I had a guy respray the scoop (took it off and drove around without it for a week). Great job, 80 quid !

I'll be getting some 22B style grills from dr motorsport to replace the current ones..



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Old 09 May 2004 | 11:18 PM
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Thanks guys. I've owned it since new so it must be a dodgy factory job. £80 doesn't sound too bad though.
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