Smoothing bumpers

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clees
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Smoothing bumpers

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How exactly do you smooth your bumpers or is it better to take it to a pro?? :roll:
Randall
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Post by Randall »

Well the so called recommendation is to have the plastic welded rather than filler > as filler in time will start to sink but as you know filler is also known to crack.

I have seen someone tryout expandable foam, smoothed it down and thro it around the garden for a day n seemed quite successful but he sold it on ebay for some strange reason.

He didnt really explain why so i would go pro
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Post by clees »

Thats what i was thinking, imsuppose it saves alot of messing!! :)
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Post by Alex_6n2 »

When I did my front i Used hot glue to fill major holes, but you have to be careful as its soft and hence you cant use a lot

I did mine over like 2 months as I couldnt be arsed some weekends which meant each layer of filler had ages to dry

Hasnt sank yet :)

Did crack tho :(
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Post by jon_poloV »

iNfa-ReD wrote:
Hasnt sank yet :)

Did crack tho :(

hasn't sunk yet tho!
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Post by Alex_6n2 »

:lol: True

Dont jinx me!
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