Front Lip Damage
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Front Lip Damage
I got my front lip torn up pretty good by a parking block the other day:
I was wondering if this could be fixed, or if i'd have to replace the whole thing.
and anyone know how much it might run?
I was wondering if this could be fixed, or if i'd have to replace the whole thing.
and anyone know how much it might run?
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here's two options that I have to fix it,
1) Use Bondo( Half ass way that is not recommended)
2) Urethane material...
With that urethane material, you just put that flap back to where it belongs and use that urethane material to seal that crack on both sides. Then you sand it down and hit the entire lip with flexible primer and then paint.
1) Use Bondo( Half ass way that is not recommended)
2) Urethane material...
With that urethane material, you just put that flap back to where it belongs and use that urethane material to seal that crack on both sides. Then you sand it down and hit the entire lip with flexible primer and then paint.
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Originally Posted by S1CK TypeS
my biggest fear come true. i back into spots as much as i can to prevent this kinda damage
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Originally Posted by myTaLizaS3.2
here's two options that I have to fix it,
1) Use Bondo( Half ass way that is not recommended)
2) Urethane material...
With that urethane material, you just put that flap back to where it belongs and use that urethane material to seal that crack on both sides. Then you sand it down and hit the entire lip with flexible primer and then paint.
1) Use Bondo( Half ass way that is not recommended)
2) Urethane material...
With that urethane material, you just put that flap back to where it belongs and use that urethane material to seal that crack on both sides. Then you sand it down and hit the entire lip with flexible primer and then paint.
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yeah, i see the pic. It can be purchased from auto body supply stores. Just tell them you have a crack in your urethane lip and need to patch it up. If you're scared it might flap back, do this. Before you put the material on, take a blow dryer and hold it to the flap and heat up the urethane. It makes the urethane soft, so while it's soft, you bend it back to it's original position. This way, it doens't want to go back to that ugly position. At the body shop, they just use a heat gun. They use this method when urethane bumpers have minor dents in them.
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