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Originally Posted by waxball88
1. Remove all paint with sander, take it down to primer/bare fiberglass. (you're going to want an orbiting air sander)
2. Buy fiberglass matt and resin ($50) Follow instructions and on the parts that are deep/cracked/broken apply matt and resin (2 thin pieces of matt should be enough, it doesnt look like much but it is.
3. Sand down resin to flush with the bumper
4. Use bondo($25ish) or autoglaze whatever you want to fill the minor pinholes and other spots.
5.Sand bumper with 320 grit (make sure everything is smooth, use your whole hand over the areas to check that it is smooth, any slight height differences will show in paint)
6. Prime/sand/paint/sand/clear/sand/buff
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What he said... Fiberglass repair is rather easy if you set a weekend aside for it... Painting might want to do it at a shop unless you have prior experience... If i could find pics of before and after my bumper id show you. Atlot worse than that and looked new afterwards