bumper road rash...

Discussion in 'Modifications & DIY how-to' started by jesus888, Jun 20, 2006.

  1. jesus888

    jesus888 Member

    Also, I have some bumper road rash... once from a parking curb... and again from a fence... small stuff, mark it up as absent minded parking... point is that the paint is scraped (not cleanly, either) all the way down to the black bumper (on my CGM 2005 sti) and I want to know what my options are? I am thinking "most bang for your buck"... any thoughts?
     
  2. 1ll-WRX

    1ll-WRX Active Member

    get it re-painted.....?
     
  3. pEd

    pEd This ain't no Piccadilly!

    think of it as a beauty mark :)
     
  4. jesus888

    jesus888 Member

    do you know how much it costs to get it repainted? and is there a way (maybe a 2 or 3 stage kit) that I can economically sand, paint, and clear it myself?
     
  5. 1ll-WRX

    1ll-WRX Active Member

    sorry I don't work at a collision shop...but there is a person who does...NXTLVL he re-painted my front bumper and did a great job!!! are in the gwinnett area?
     
  6. I had my front bumper painted for $250 at hotwheels in Marietta.

    If you want to do it your self, I've painted bumper before on my old car and sideskirts on my wrx, you need a big enough air compressor, spray gun, primer, adhesive, paint, clear, hardner and lots of sand paper.

    Good luck!
     
  7. Alex

    Alex Community Founder Staff Member

    or as a battle scar :D
     
  8. lostinthewoods

    lostinthewoods Frisco Tx Baller

    get some curb feelers :)
     
  9. lostinthewoods

    lostinthewoods Frisco Tx Baller

  10. pEd

    pEd This ain't no Piccadilly!

    :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
     
  11. FTZ

    FTZ ^.^

    Scratches, Dents, Dings, and Road Rash show character. My car is choked full of Character right now.
     
  12. Cool_____

    Cool_____ Banned

    Heh mine is all fubared now.....damn cats.
     
  13. Goose013

    Goose013 Member

    better get Maaco!
     
  14. Ayrton

    Ayrton Member

    Depending on the area that is scuffed, you may be able to cover it with a chin spoiler. The cost of which, will be less than repainting.
     

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