DIY bodywork on M-tech 2 bumper
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blingsta
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Ive been driving around with a cracked rear bumper for nearly a year, and a couple of days ago i thought, sod it, im gonna repair it myself and if it turns out crap i'll give it to the pro's to fix... well after 2 days ive gotta admit im kinda proud of my achievement... can i send my pics to someone pls who can post on here...
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cliffybabe
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dude email them to me
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Considering Selling the Cabby, looks like its gonna go
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blingsta
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Sent matey...
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cliffybabe
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dude here is the pic's 
Considering Selling the Cabby, looks like its gonna go
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sam325is
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holy **** thats a good job, i had a cracked front bumper on my sport and i tried to repair it and it didnt work and it drove me mad and the crack was nowhere near as bad as that. i bought a new one in the end.
how did you do it......filler?
how did you do it......filler?
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blingsta
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Yeah, i fibre glassed it from the inside and then filler on the outside.. then loadsa sanding.... its been sprayed aswell now and looks like brand new....
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sam325is
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thats a tidy job mate