View Poll Results: scrap the bumper or repair
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Will this buff out? Pics inside...56k no way
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I'm just kidding but seriously I hit a curb last night in the dark GD it and I was wondering if I could get a few opinions or advice on if its repairable? Or should I just replace it now that it fubar...
V2 lip damage .. brunt of the impact..

Thanks for looking :P
V2 lip damage .. brunt of the impact..
Thanks for looking :P
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Originally Posted by SuperBlack350z
that's easy to repair. I wouldn't buy a whole new bumper just because of that.
Ok, I'll drop by a shop or 3 and get some estimates. Maybe I'll do an after shot if I do get it fixed.
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Originally Posted by 350ZTheStandard
spending $$$$$ on the car & not on the camera i see.
Hell ya! But I did take these with a D40 just did it quick without a tripod, I was just trying to get the pics out to get some advice of some sort, I am hating fiberglass right now... missing the oem plastic.
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Originally Posted by 350Mark
+1 Repairable. I literally destroyed my vertex bumper and the body shop was able to bring it back to life.
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Originally Posted by Done Deal DR
Just looking at the first pic, yes it can be fixed. It will be cheaper to fix it than to replace it and paint the new one.













is that a replica?