Ontrack Easyrecovery Pro 6.10 07 Full more. Hi Folks, Well, it's officially winter here in Northern NH. And, forgetting that, I went a bit too fast around an icy dirt road, and slid off the road. I punctured the bumper with a hole that's about two inches in diameter, and there are one or two cracks of about 6' each. That was the only damage-- I was only going about 10 mph at the time, and the snowbank slowed me considerably before hitting a small tree. It's an older Subie, and I'm hesitant to pay to cost of replacing the bumper. Anyone got a cheap fix that's a step up from duct tape?

I have had a 'Plastic Welding kit' for a LOOOONG time.it has paid for itself many X over throughout the years. It is basically a Fancy Pantsy soldering Iron with a Rheostat to adjust the temp, a hookup for compressed air to assist with cooling/controlling the melting plastic as well as many different kinds of plastic 'solder' they look like glue sticks for a glue gun but are made of all the different kinds of plastics that you might encounter in your repairs.and a handy dandy INSTRUCTION guide on how to deal with said plastics and how to ID the different kinds of plastics.SUPER USEFUL and well thought out. I have fixed MANY a motorcycle fairing with it. Mine was expensive, HOWEVER.good ole Harbor Freight has them rather affordable. Richard Clayderman Midi File. look into it, I have found mine VASTLY useful for soooo many things Also according to my suppliers Body Panel book a bumper cover for your vehicle can be had for $160.in flat black.then you need to deal with paint which if you don't paint it yourself can cost as much as the bumper cover itself.sometimes at a multiple of that price.

Fixing damaged plastic bumpers involves grinding. How to Fix Car Bumper Scratches. Font Untuk Hp Cross here. Bumper scratches and scuffs are unsightly, and alarmingly easy to get. Learn how you can repair cracks and dents on your car bumper. Use a plastic or fiberglass bumper repair kit to fix the damage on your own. Is your car bumper scuffed or scratched? While not as severe as a crack or dent a trip to a repair shop not only costs quite a bit, but they will probably need to.

There's also the option of a Bra for that car.Subies sometimes look good in a Bra.same goes for a nice roof rack.Like a Yakima or Thule roof rack.Up to you I guess Blackbird. You know what works best but its not available on the market? My Dad calls it 'GOOP'.When my Dad was in the Navy, he was an aircraft mechanic and they use this composite type compound, very similar to Bondo but 10 times stronger (it's got to hold an F-18 Super Hornet Together) and he'd bring some of that stuff home and would apply it to any cracks on a car bumper, put it on a pipe to seal a leak, or whatever else that needed to be 'Gooped'.Best stuff ever made but like I said, it's only available for Aircraft maintanence. But then again things may have changed since my Dad's days in the Navy so maybe it is sold on the regular market? 'Super Bondo' lol. Powered by, best viewed with JavaScript enabled.

I have been asked many times how to repair a plastic bumper cover. So I made this short article and kept it simple without all the fancy long plastic names that manufacturers like to use. I had the opportunity to meet Dick Jacobs, he was the founder of Duramix, the plastic adhesive repair company which was bought out by 3M a few years back. Dick was one of us, a very simple focused man, constantly thinking about what innovation he could come up with for the Duramix product line and spoke in very simple terms but extremely thorough. One day we picked him up at the airport, we got in the car and I asked him a technical question. We drove in heavy traffic for about 45 minutes, had dinner for about 2 hours and then drove him to the hotel which was he was staying.