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Recommend waxing the hood

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For a black car I would recommend waxing the hood before installation and after removing wash and wax again.

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For a black car I would recommend waxing the hood before installation and after removing wash and wax again.

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I had one made locally for my 996 and used it at Thunderhill last month and it worked great.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

For those of you that track your car, I've got a new product that provides protection for the hood paint. It's called Track Skin and it enables you to take your shinny 911 out on the track without collecting the inevitable chips and scratches. Made from flexible magnetic-sheet material, Track Skin covers the whole hood and is available in 18 colors. And it doesn't come off at speed. There's also a more discrete version for the street that covers just the front 16 inches of the hood (Street Skin). Currently available for '74-'94 911, <a href="http://http:\\www.elephantracing.com" target="_blank">Elephant Racing</a> is expanding the <a href="http://http:\\www.elephantracing.com\paint\paint.htm" target="_blank">Track Skin and Street Skin</a> lines to include additional models. I'm in need of access to cars for measurment to produce the templates. In return for allowing the use of your car, you get a free Track Skin and Street Skin in your choice of standard colors (Red, Black, White, Silver, Yellow, Dark Blue). I'm in San Jose and you will need to bring your car here for the task. The cars I need are: - Early 911 (pre-1974) - 914 - 993 - 996 - Boxster Go ahead and post here. I will follow up. More information available at the <a href="http://http:\\www.elephantracing.com" target="_blank">Elephant Racing</a> website.

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I had one made locally for my 996 and used it at Thunderhill last month and it worked great. Speed tested to 140 mph. For a black car I would recommend waxing the hood before installation and after removing wash and wax again. Great Minds Think Alike

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