Subject	The fake "undercoating" cannot be sanded and
Posted by	JMartz on October 02, 2017 at 2:56 PM
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In Reply To	repainting oem bumpers...possible? posted by TTkeeper on October 02, 2017 at 02:33 PM
Message	frequently gets smoothed out as an only solution. The front pre '95s have a "batman" dark area that I have yet to see being reproduced correctly. Either bumper get turned into a '95-'96 style or the color border is irregular and stepped. The factory must have had a special isolation tool to do it. There is also the hardener issue. Paint must be flexible or else.
Follow Ups	repainting oem bumpers...possible? - TTkeeper 14:33:43 10/02/17 The fake "undercoating" cannot be sanded and - JMartz 14:56:12 10/02/17 what about bumpers with no rock guard to start with? - TTkeeper 16:20:16 10/03/17 If it is OEM paint, light sanding and filling of - JMartz 07:03:02 10/04/17 There is special urethane chemical stripper - ZXoltan 08:32:23 10/04/17 im just finishing up a colour change on my z - pearlzed 16:45:51 10/02/17 can new paint be sprayed over old? - TTkeeper 09:42:44 10/03/17 Yes you can repaint. Because of rock guard sand with>> - ZUL8TR 03:10:31 10/04/17 What can you expect to pay a body shop to paint a bumper? - TTkeeper 22:43:55 10/04/17 With prep + primer + sand and clean + color + clear >> - ZUL8TR 05:17:46 10/05/17
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