Bumper Scratch
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thats through the paint in a couple spots (you can see the black plastic underneath). you can try buffing out the parts which still have paint on it, but dont expect perfection. It needs to be touched up to hide the bare plastic too (my experience with touchup paint is not pretty). Shy of replacing (or repainting, but if you repaint the bumper the thicker paint is more prone to cracking) the bumper there arent any options for a perfect repair, buff it out as best you can, touch up the black if it bothers you and move on.
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thats through the paint in a couple spots (you can see the black plastic underneath). you can try buffing out the parts which still have paint on it, but dont expect perfection. It needs to be touched up to hide the bare plastic too (my experience with touchup paint is not pretty). Shy of replacing (or repainting, but if you repaint the bumper the thicker paint is more prone to cracking) the bumper there arent any options for a perfect repair, buff it out as best you can, touch up the black if it bothers you and move on.
So I took it to a local shop we use at work, it's a small body shop that is local. The guy is a wizard and surprisingly said he'd repaint it for only $100. He said the whole bumper does not need to be repainted. He told me that solid colors you have to paint 12 inches on each side, but with metallic paints, you need to go at least 24 inches out on each side, my paint has metallic in it. I will post pictures tomorrow when I get it back.
Happy it was only a $100
Last edited by ArchieIce; 05-23-2019 at 01:32 PM.
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He is good, really good. Check out his Instagram @eastautobodyinc
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