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chris_uk
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   15th Feb 04 at 16:59   View Garage View User's Profile U2U Member Reply With Quote

very upset, hit sumin in the road and it did this



[Edited on 15-02-2004 by chris_uk]
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what happened exactly?
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not hard to do m8ty
can fix that no problem
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What you hit? I expect thats repairable...
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how would you go about reparing that then? i dont know what it was.. i think it was an animal.. but i heard it go bang!
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by the looks of things its just the mounting point on the back of the bumper with has cracked, just take bumper off and fiberglass patch it , of maybe use some meshing to make it stronger
easy fixed wouldent even have to paint the bumper
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take the bumper off and take pics of it better, like how it supose to look and stuff and can tell u
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thats basically it bud. ive got some more pics from different angles ill go get em..
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Yeah u can fix that easy m8. Might want it repainting tho to get rid of the scratch, if u do ask a bodyshop, they'll prob repair it free whilst paintin it.
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is it really that easy to repair? how would you repair summin like that?
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take bumper off, put some fibreglass resin between bumper and broken bit and stick it on.
Then put a couple of layers of fibreglass mat on the inside of the bumper to firm it up. Smooth out the crack (if there is one with top stop) and respray over it.
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ok, whats the prep gunna be like? sand down, smooth it out etc etc?
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tbh m8 for the hasle get a bodyshop to do it and respray the entire bumper whilst its there. Wont cost over £80.
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ok then, the dude quoted me 350 to do the damage that ihad from that night. but i have to wait till march time wen he has his new premises.
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WEll the bodyshop i use wud repair and respray that bumper for £100 max.
I know this as my m8 is getting his repaired and its similar damage to yours on his fiesta combat front.
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right. ill have to see how much he will charge me extra.
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will not need painting by the looks of it as its behind the bumper the bit that cracked
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Yes but there is a bloody great scratch on the bottom of the bumper that i cudnt live with.

What other damage has it done then??

[Edited on 15-02-2004 by AdiSRI]
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Piss easy as Beardy says, but seeing the other picture, u'd want the whole thing resprayed.

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the bumper has the scratch at the bottom and 1/2 way up then the damage to that joing and it is FULL of stone chips!
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so y the £350 quote??

If its only the bumper damage thats wayyyyyyyy too high!
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no its respray for the whole bodykit and fix the bumper and spoiler and take the dints out.
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Gutted chris - what you like
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quote:
Originally posted by AdiSRI
tbh m8 for the hasle get a bodyshop to do it and respray the entire bumper whilst its there. Wont cost over £80.


repair and spray ENTIRE bumper would be more than 80 squid

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