Crack in bumper near turn signal.....options?
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When removing a broken turn signal housing, I put too much pressure on the bumper and cracked it. What are my options to get this fixed? Is there something I can put in the crack to seal it and prevent it from spreading?
Thanks for any help.
Thanks for any help.
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I did "temporary" repairs on some of the mounting tabs on my Trans Am's bumper with JB weld. I grooved it with a dremel tool, applied the epoxy to both sides and clamped em together. Later those "welds" got sanded, primed and painted. Still holding strong 4 years later. That's not a structural area so it should hold even longer/better. Groove it out and fill with JB Weld. Sand it smooth with 400 Grit when dry then refinish the bumper.
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