Have 4 screw marks in rear bumber.

glenn14 said:
@Bob..the paint got pushed into the scratch/ divit , maybe because they use the flex agent in the paint, another words , when the person whos screws that hit my bumper left the indentations in the bumper , the paint did not come off but got pushed in also it must be the times of day that I took the pictures.

Glenn
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OK. Thanks....It just looked a little "screwy". (Sorry, pretty awful pun)

:)

Bob
 
FUNX725 said:
OK. Thanks....It just looked a little "screwy". (Sorry, pretty awful pun)

:)

Bob
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I have a tube of premixed bondo, that maybe , I should have used 1st, these scratches/ divits are a little deeper than I thought..so I figured that it I can build the paint up even or slightly above the original paint then I can sand it and buff it out/ rich's method, I took the tape off late last night and my paint in the dent/ divits is still a little below the original paint, so I think that another couple of coats will do. This is a leaning process as far as body work goes , but hey we all live and learn..at least I have the gumption to try it on my own..but I think that I am getting it/ closer , Oh and I always like that song a whiter shade of pale :xyxthumbs:
Regards,
Glenn
 
Using Rich's technique, my bumper came out great, I built up the paint so it was a little above the gouge, let it harden for 24 hours. Then I wet sanded, buffed out with some Meguires compund then used Wolfgang glaze and then Liquid Glass as my sealer here is the finished results, I am sure that I saved several hundred dollars here is the finished product. I want to thank all of you for your input !!!!
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Glenn
 
glenn14 said:
Using Rich's technique, my bumper came out great, I built up the paint so it was a little above the gouge, let it harden for 24 hours. Then I wet sanded, buffed out with some Meguires compund then used Wolfgang glaze and then Liquid Glass as my sealer here is the finished results, I am sure that I saved several hundred dollars here is the finished product. I want to thank all of you for your input !!!!
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Glenn
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Looks Great....Glad you're pleased with your results!!!
That makes me be pleased as well.

:)

Bob
 
FUNX725 said:
Looks Great....Glad you're pleased with your results!!!
That makes me be pleased as well.

:)

Bob
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Thank you very much Bob,
This was my 1st crack at any type of body work, I like the results also and did not want to spend 200-300 dollars at christmas if I could help it, I need the money for gifts
thanks again bud :xyxthumbs:

Glenn
 
wait did that bumper have damage done to it before hand...i cannot tell :xyxthumbs: looks great good work and glad you learned something new! better yet it really does look good.
 
opie_7afe said:
wait did that bumper have damage done to it before hand...i cannot tell :xyxthumbs: looks great good work and glad you learned something new! better yet it really does look good.
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Thank you very much..I am very happy with the results.
 
TLMitchell said:
Primo! :dblthumb2:

Now go park next to clunkers at Wal Mart and get ready for round 2. Practice makes perfect. :D

TL
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Thanks TL ,
I am glad that it came out that good..it was a learning process:xyxthumbs:

Glenn
 
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