View Poll Results : scrap the bumper or repair
its garbage , don't even try to fix
29.17%
fix it, you'll never notice it if you take it to the right shop
41.67%
get a different bumper
29.17%
Will this buff out? Pics inside...56k no way
07-19-2008, 10:09 PM
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duct tape will fix that right up.
If I lived in Michigan and drove a GTO I'd agree with you, seen it many times.
07-20-2008, 12:48 AM
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Good luck, hopefully it won't cost too much & I bet you will be more careful next time.
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I am in a similar situation with my v2 cf bumper. I am debating on whether or not to fix it. All you have to do it get some resin and sand it. You can probably re enforce it from the back side.
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lol buffing will not build up polyurethane or make cracks go away.
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damn, i didnt read that you were joking.
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