Repair or Replace?
12-14-2016, 03:45 AM
#6
MBWorld Fanatic!
Uncle Jake,
It depend whether you want a 100% job or Ok to look at from 10 yards.
It is quite possible to remove the bumper & cleverly fibreglass or plastic weld the break. I have done similar jobs with fibre glass repair using heavy glass matting to bind the two parts together.
You can then titivate the front with filler & touch up paint. Total cost approx. $20 plus your labour of love.
It depend whether you want a 100% job or Ok to look at from 10 yards.
It is quite possible to remove the bumper & cleverly fibreglass or plastic weld the break. I have done similar jobs with fibre glass repair using heavy glass matting to bind the two parts together.
You can then titivate the front with filler & touch up paint. Total cost approx. $20 plus your labour of love.
12-14-2016, 01:21 PM
#7
Super Member
Uncle Jake,
It depend whether you want a 100% job or Ok to look at from 10 yards.
It is quite possible to remove the bumper & cleverly fibreglass or plastic weld the break. I have done similar jobs with fibre glass repair using heavy glass matting to bind the two parts together.
You can then titivate the front with filler & touch up paint. Total cost approx. $20 plus your labour of love.
It depend whether you want a 100% job or Ok to look at from 10 yards.
It is quite possible to remove the bumper & cleverly fibreglass or plastic weld the break. I have done similar jobs with fibre glass repair using heavy glass matting to bind the two parts together.
You can then titivate the front with filler & touch up paint. Total cost approx. $20 plus your labour of love.
