Peeling Paint on plastic, bodywork type folk
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Got abit of paint about the size of a two pound coin on the rear bumper, only slightly cracked but how would you go about it, can a bodyshop just simply paint this section that's affected?
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Depends on a few things really,yea they can just paint that section but paint fades with age and unless its a brand new motor or freshly painted,chances are it will stand out like a sore thumb.
Most bodyshops would want to paint the whole bumper really,I would have when I had my place as it gives you good opportunity to blend into the panels.
It'll need plastic priming as well so budget on about £120-150.
You could try these "chips away" type smart repairers but generally their work is appalling compared to a proper bodyshop,dust under the paint,always seem to have a Matt finish as well,we used to correct their work on a regular basis.
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Most bodyshops would want to paint the whole bumper really,I would have when I had my place as it gives you good opportunity to blend into the panels.
It'll need plastic priming as well so budget on about £120-150.
You could try these "chips away" type smart repairers but generally their work is appalling compared to a proper bodyshop,dust under the paint,always seem to have a Matt finish as well,we used to correct their work on a regular basis.
Hope this helps.
A photo maybe useful too?
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