Carguy8888

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Pretty sure this is an aftermarket fender. The area where it meets the bumper looks like the Atlantic ocean. It doesn't need to be perfect but I know it's there and looks ugly.

joeformula

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Probably should let a body guy do it

Carguy8888

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I have some very handy friends but I don't know how to do it being it is urethane. If it was metal I would do paintless dent work. Appriciate the quick reply.

Scrws6

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You tube heat gun plastic dent removal

Carguy8888

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Wow, never heard of this. I am always learning on this site. Thank you, I will check it out.

3gensoffs

also try to loosen the bolts a little. it may be to late but most people over tighten them on plastic parts thats why they warp. they need to be able to flex.

Carguy8888

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Good thought, what is the easiest way to get to them and do I have a chance between loosening the bolts as you suggest and possibly the heat?

Scrws6

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Easiest way i find is to remove the black plastic piece inside the wheel well, it has 2 trim push pins attached to the fender , 3 small bolts that screw into the body and I believe 2 bolts that attach to the under side of the front bumper ... There may be more, it's been a minute since I last removed it , but that will give you access to the bolts that attach the front bumper and fender together.

Carguy8888

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This will be my plan thank you. I hope this urethane has a memory, its been like that for at least a year that I own the car?