Rear Bumper removal and repair
Finally got some good weather and warmer temps. Started on the body work today. It is starting to look OK. I have a very long way to go I know that but it is an encouraging start.
Just need to show patience
Regards
Just need to show patience
Regards
Just as a reminder I posted this pic a while ago. It is the before picture of the drivers side rear bumper. Later on this afternoon I hope that I will post the same spot after the body work and first coat of primer is done but before paint
Because I could not find my old one
This the first go round with spot putty and primer. Keep in mind I am not trying to turn this ino a show car. Just tying to male it look ok and get the rust under control
Comments?
This the first go round with spot putty and primer. Keep in mind I am not trying to turn this ino a show car. Just tying to male it look ok and get the rust under control
Comments?
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As to your progress, it looks decent enough now, but I can assure you it won't last. As stated already, you would have been money and time (as time is money) ahead to purchase a rust free used bumper. Even with a rattle can paint job, it would have looked better and actually lasted.
As to your progress, it looks decent enough now, but I can assure you it won't last. As stated already, you would have been money and time (as time is money) ahead to purchase a rust free used bumper. Even with a rattle can paint job, it would have looked better and actually lasted.
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