Empower Yourself A Comprehensive Guide to Front Spoiler Touch-Ups

Since it's "still visible", but assuming it's not VERY visible, I'd suggest slopping on some touch-up from the dealer. It'll probably hide the ... May sound a little strange, but for a similar gouge in mine I used Gorilla Glue. I would dab some on, let it expand and dry, then continue the ... The trouble is that the damage on the wheel-arch cladding can only be fixed by replacing the part, as raw plastic cant really be repaired. There are a few small rock chips on the front bumper I want to try and cover up. I have looked at getting the front bumper fully repainted ... fundamental rule of any body work is repair all damage before doing any paint work.....if you apply plastidip, vinyl, or whatever, any ... Follow the directions and repair it from the back side, and remove some of the wheel well liners to get better access. It took about an hour. you can plastic weld, but the best and easiest way to repair it is a two sided repair. 3M makes this gray two part adhesive that is GREAT at ... A real solution is to find an autobody supply shop that mixes paint and sells in aerosol form. The paint we have is a tri-coat. Base layer is an opaque white ... I used the rustoleum semi-gloss (I think) on the skid plates underneath and it was pretty much an exact match for that. I used the truck bed in ... The flexible bumper repair kit will do it. The hole will need some backing duct tape or similar. May need to do a few applications to build it ...