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    Bumper Paint Peeling

    Hi all, looking to fix these sorts of chips on my front bumper:

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    Would touch up paint do the trick? Any other way to come at this without spending more than $100?

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    If you have a mate who has a compressor and paint gun.

    You can fix this under $50.

    1. Remove Bumper
    2. SAND! If your using same colour, just rough it up make it uniform smooth.
    3. Clean! till perfection. Not a single dust or any contamination should be on the bumper.
    4. Mix your paint
    5. Spray colour few coats
    6. Clearcoat
    7. Let it dry i give it usually 24-48 hours.
    8. Buff it. Polish the fk outa it use some elbow.
    9. Reinstall sexy new bar.

    If that's a bad opt then touch up paint. Cheap from dealer, even cheaper from a paint shop.

    I never can get the application correct with touch up paint, so I normally just wait for the missus the rub the bumper coming off a few driveways and I get on it.

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    PS: It is recommended that you use plastic primmer, but in my experience I don't think its really needed. I've sprayed a few bumpers at home now. Sister Swift I did nearly 3 years ago... still sh-mick!

  4. #4
    You could just dab the white parts with a touch up pen if you're not fussy.

  5. #5
    Alright got my spray paint today at SCA. Forgot about the clearcoat though while I was there, is it really necessary for something like this?

  6. #6
    I wouldn't worry about it as a lot of clear coats in a can turn out kinda yellowish.

  7. #7
    Thanks for the advice all. Did it today and it turned out great. It isn't as glossy as I would've liked but it isn't noticeable from what it was before

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    Buff it more.

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