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Location: NJ | Go to Sears . . . |
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Location: south east Michigan | I normally would.
I have at least 3 Auto Zone type store right on the way home.
Sears is 15 miles in the wrong direction. |
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Posts: 4389
Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | Nils,
I wish I was in Central Oregon where people know about bumper repair. I'll wait for the fiberglass to fall off (I hope the jelly type I used won't ... ) and when it does I'll find some of that glue.
Thanks for the tip.
Rick |
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Location: NJ | Rick, . . y'live in Brooklyn.
Be thankful y'still HAVE a bumper!! . . . |
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Posts: 4389
Location: Capital District, NY, USA Minor Outlying Islands | I shoulda used this
bumper repar from bondo
http://www.automotivetouchup.com/store/bumper_and_body_repair/bumpe...
or this
http://www.automotivetouchup.com/store/bumper_and_body_repair/bumpe...
I long ago gave up having a pristine looking car. I look at dents as character. If I worried about all the dents, I'd have died from a heart attack long ago. And yes, I'm thankful to still have a bumper! |
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Posts: 12759
Location: Boise, Idaho | A friend had her Porsche bumper cover repaired at a local shop. It showed cracks shortly thereafter. The same shop wanted to replace my front bumper cover to repair a small hole because they couldn't get the patches to stick well. I told the doctor who backed into me that I thought that was not reasonable and volunteered to shop around. His insurance company just sent me a check and I had the car repaired by another shop for 1/5 of the first estimate. It still looks perfect 5 years later. It helps to know what to use or if you don't, it helps to know who to use. |
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