Quoting Post Archived Topic: It will not be bumped to the top of the forum. Topic rear ended Membername   Not a member? Sign Up Free (takes 20 seconds) Password   Forgotten your password? Post Font: Verdana Arial Black Georgia Comic Sans Impact   Size: Tiny Normal Big Huge   Color: Default Dark Red Red Orange Brown Green Olive Cyan Blue Dark Blue Indigo Black [ Check Spelling ] [ Post Preview ] [ LiveTags ] Quote: from [m]hinshawwrx[/m] at 6:32 pm on June 23, 2008[quote]Quote: from [m]tempoluvver69[/m] at 7:42 pm on June 23, 2008[quote]Quote: from [m]hinshawwrx[/m] at 5:01 pm on June 23, 2008[quote]Quote: from [m]Edge123[/m] at 12:31 pm on June 23, 2008[quote]Quote: from [m]hinshawwrx[/m] at 9:43 pm on June 22, 2008[quote]The bumper clips are cheap plastic thats molded into the bumper, it cannot be fixed. [/quote]   You could remake them, sand off the old ones then glue them on.[/quote]    Why do you bother posting? Your seriously half retarded.  This in which you speak would make the clips incredibly weaker and break from NORMAL driving. [/quote] With a good epoxy, the spot glued will be stronger than the plastic.[/quote] And seeing as said task would be tasking and take forever, a new bumper would be far cheaper. [/quote] FAQ Keyword Search: Post Options Favorites Manager Notify me of new replies to this topic by email Notify me of new replies to this topic by private message Original Post iconoclast Posted at 1:11 pm on June 21, 2008 bumper popped out about 1/2 inch at the end, is this particularly unsafe? it was completely his fault though, he was nice about it and admitted it, whammed into me out of NOWHERE while i was just beginning to make a left turn, i was moving about 1-2 mph the rest is just cosmetic damage, i was pretty surprised it was only this much, hit me about 10 mph after slamming on the brakes, his truck was pretty messed up.

Replies hinshawwrx Posted at 6:42 pm on June 24, 2008 Quote: from prisoner of hss at 4:16 pm on June 23, 2008 Estimate was $1448 including extensive labour Then obviously at this point something else would be wrong besides the rear bumper cover. iconoclast Posted at 4:23 pm on June 24, 2008 some other guy offered 750, with repairing instead of replacing Edge123 Posted at 12:10 pm on June 24, 2008 Quote: from hinshawwrx at 1:01 am on June 24, 2008 Quote: from Edge123 at 12:31 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from hinshawwrx at 9:43 pm on June 22, 2008 The bumper clips are cheap plastic thats molded into the bumper, it cannot be fixed.   You could remake them, sand off the old ones then glue them on. Why do you bother posting? Your seriously half retarded.   This in which you speak would make the clips incredibly weaker and break from NORMAL driving. If you're shit at body work yes. I didn't mean use glue like pritstick. I mean industrial glue like tigerseal. Trust me I know first hand this stuff is as good as bolting parts on. And No i'm not retarded I know many mechanics and bodywork specialists and this is their advice in this situation. Being retarded is to right your when you mean you're. Zuku Posted at 7:48 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from hinshawwrx at 9:32 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from tempoluvver69 at 7:42 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from hinshawwrx at 5:01 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from Edge123 at 12:31 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from hinshawwrx at 9:43 pm on June 22, 2008 The bumper clips are cheap plastic thats molded into the bumper, it cannot be fixed.       You could remake them, sand off the old ones then glue them on.   Why do you bother posting? Your seriously half retarded.       This in which you speak would make the clips incredibly weaker and break from NORMAL driving.    With a good epoxy, the spot glued will be stronger than the plastic. And seeing as said task would be tasking and take forever, a new bumper would be far cheaper. Hes gotcha there. And to the OP, its safe as is. BUT if insurance pays for it then let them at it. tempoluvver69 Posted at 6:54 pm on June 23, 2008 right.... hinshawwrx Posted at 6:32 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from tempoluvver69 at 7:42 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from hinshawwrx at 5:01 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from Edge123 at 12:31 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from hinshawwrx at 9:43 pm on June 22, 2008 The bumper clips are cheap plastic thats molded into the bumper, it cannot be fixed.   You could remake them, sand off the old ones then glue them on.    Why do you bother posting? Your seriously half retarded.  This in which you speak would make the clips incredibly weaker and break from NORMAL driving. With a good epoxy, the spot glued will be stronger than the plastic. And seeing as said task would be tasking and take forever, a new bumper would be far cheaper. tempoluvver69 Posted at 5:42 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from hinshawwrx at 5:01 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from Edge123 at 12:31 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from hinshawwrx at 9:43 pm on June 22, 2008 The bumper clips are cheap plastic thats molded into the bumper, it cannot be fixed.    You could remake them, sand off the old ones then glue them on. Why do you bother posting? Your seriously half retarded.   This in which you speak would make the clips incredibly weaker and break from NORMAL driving. With a good epoxy, the spot glued will be stronger than the plastic. hinshawwrx Posted at 5:01 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from Edge123 at 12:31 pm on June 23, 2008 Quote: from hinshawwrx at 9:43 pm on June 22, 2008 The bumper clips are cheap plastic thats molded into the bumper, it cannot be fixed. You could remake them, sand off the old ones then glue them on. Why do you bother posting? Your seriously half retarded. This in which you speak would make the clips incredibly weaker and break from NORMAL driving. iconoclast Posted at 2:16 pm on June 23, 2008 Estimate was $1448 including extensive labour Edge123 Posted at 10:31 am on June 23, 2008 Quote: from hinshawwrx at 9:43 pm on June 22, 2008 The bumper clips are cheap plastic thats molded into the bumper, it cannot be fixed. You could remake them, sand off the old ones then glue them on. hinshawwrx Posted at 1:43 pm on June 22, 2008 The bumper clips are cheap plastic thats molded into the bumper, it cannot be fixed. iconoclast Posted at 11:55 am on June 22, 2008 the insurance will pay for it, but i was told the bumper cant be fixed, is that bs? so the bumper clips can be reinstalled and fixed? or are they attached Edge123 Posted at 11:23 am on June 22, 2008 If insurance doesn't replace it it looks fine. Just buy some new bumper clips and refit it. Maybe buy some touch up pens for the cosmaetic damage. hinshawwrx Posted at 7:46 pm on June 21, 2008 I can't tell anything from the pictures. A new bumper would be covered by the persons insurance if you did collect it. Couple hundred plus install iconoclast Posted at 6:24 pm on June 21, 2008 what does this generally go for no trouble with the side panels right Most recent 15 of 24 previous replies displayed.