Yeah. I'm not going to make and definate decisions until I can get some quotes back. I'll try to do another update with more pics tomorrow.

 

definitely take it into a small time body shop and get a quote. they'll know best

 

Well if you are really worried about the paint in the hood you could always try and find a nice hood in color
www.car-part.com
Great website to find parts for cars
just looking at the pictures I would do the high speed buff before I started to sand it down.

 

Okay new pics of the spiderweb cracks on the hood... Also what appears to be some patching in a different color than what came factory.

Hood


Hood


Hood... This is a really good shot of it.


Patch on fender


Patch on gas cap


Interior. Nothing wrong with this, just felt like showing it off.

 

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i say throw on some rust oleam. i have spray painted several cars and if you take your time sand and preping you can make it last longer and look better then a maaco paint job

 

Wow thats bad.

 

I have the same problem. Littler specks though. But I think I'm going to sand it all and use Perfect Match Spray paint to do the job. It goes down clean and holds up.

 

Well there's no maaco around here. I also don't have anywhere to do the job that wont be exposed to the elements.

Do you have any pictures, or "how to's" on this process?

 

Well it doesn't go beond the hood. So I'm guessing it was a DYI job someone had done a while back.

 

Here is a good write up. i know it's a right up for an entire vehicle but just lower all the stuff to just the hood if that's what your doing.

http://www.instructables.com/id/The-...-your-c/#step1

 

Got one quote back for the entire Jeep.

Any color, full paint resto, $1000.00.