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Old 13th January 2009, 15:28   #1
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Cracked Bumper!!

Well last night when racing home to catch 24 I pulled u[p at my house a little to far and cracked my bumper along the bottom of the car standing next to it you can see it but whe nI reached under I coukld feel it it's about a foot long now the questions so I replace the whole bumper or try to get a body shop to fix it I'm so mad at my self because I stopped then rolled forward a little more and crackkkk!!!!

Help me please!!!!!
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Old 13th January 2009, 18:12   #2
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Well last night when racing home to catch 24 I pulled u[p at my house a little to far and cracked my bumper along the bottom of the car standing next to it you can see it but whe nI reached under I coukld feel it it's about a foot long now the questions so I replace the whole bumper or try to get a body shop to fix it I'm so mad at my self because I stopped then rolled forward a little more and crackkkk!!!!

Help me please!!!!!
Ouch, sorry to hear. That much have been painful to hear. I would guess that you would need to replace the whole unit.
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Old 13th January 2009, 19:18   #3
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Plastic Weld. It won't look great, but if you can open the gap up enough to get the stuff in from the top and then find a way to hold the crack shut it will weld the 2 pieces together.

Note that you'll need to hold the pieces together for about 15 minutes before it will set.

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+1. A Motorcycle courier made a big hole in my previous car's front bumper and I had it invisibly welded and resprayed. Worked a treat and was way cheaper than a whole bumper.

Have you got any pics?
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Just pick up a new bumper cover from Umnitza for $130 or so and have your body shop spray it for another $100 or so, then install it yourself (takes about two hours and is very easy). The Umnitza piece fits beautifully, looks great, and the price is unbeatable. There are other places that have similar prices, but my experience is with the Umnitza piece.
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Infamous Q - Sorry to hear about your bumper. I don't have an answer, but I at least have some info that may help you feel better. I replaced the front bumper on my Beast twice last year.... First time, I barely scraped a cement parking block thing. The angle was weird. It racked my bumper down the driver's side. Not even three months later, I'm on the interstate with nowhere to go and the car in front of me kicks up a truck tread shattering my brand new bumper. I went the body shop route both times. Let's hope your repair lasts longer. Before and after from the first incident attached....

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Well I don't have pic's because when I raised the car up it was not the bumper that had cracked but splash guard underneath when I placed my hand there because it was night I thought it was the bumper but it was the splash guard so now I just need to find a replacement part for that thanks for the help anybody know where I can get that from?
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Well I don't have pic's because when I raised the car up it was not the bumper that had cracked but splash guard underneath when I placed my hand there because it was night I thought it was the bumper but it was the splash guard so now I just need to find a replacement part for that thanks for the help anybody know where I can get that from?
You can get front fender liners from any dealer, such as BMW of Fairfax.
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