I've had those scratches ever since I got the car. They are deep. It had been attempted to paint over them so they don't look black. What can I do to fix this without getting a new bumper?
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04-18-2011
I've had those scratches ever since I got the car. They are deep. It had been attempted to paint over them so they don't look black. What can I do to fix this without getting a new bumper?
04-18-2011
Bondo, sand, bondo, sand paint
04-18-2011
Awesome! Is there anywhere on the car to get the color code? And what is the best paint to buy?
04-18-2011
I would have a shop do it, or it will never blend right.
04-18-2011
hmmm. ok. Thanks for the help!
04-18-2011
Yup no problem.
04-19-2011
Bondo, sand paper, bandaid.
04-19-2011
^ This. Color code should be underneath trunk lid. personally i will fill it myself and then take it to a body shop so they can blend itOriginally Posted by TheOtherNick
04-19-2011
Your not worried about the bondo cracking from the bumper flexing?
04-19-2011
that bondo is going to dry rock hard and sommthing would have to hit the bumper with so much force to make it crack from flexing that theres going to be other damage with it anyways
04-19-2011
there's also a flex additive that can be put into the paint to help.
04-19-2011
ya i think something to make the bumper flex like that will end up with him having to worry about more than what he just repaired. and color code should be on a sticker when you open the drivers door and trunk.
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