Wish there would have been someone like you where I took my vehicle to get fixed. Someone had sideswiped my car, and after I had filed the claim there was a bad winter storm where whiteout conditions hid a snow drift. The front bumper cracked on the opposite side where I got hit. Took the car in to get fixed and they only took care of what the claim said, didnt even ask if I wanted the crack or missing fog light cover taken care of. Felt like I was taken advantage of, and the check probably could have covered a lot more than it did.
Very instructive and well presented video. I had a rear bumper cracked and I will DIY this repair. Will share will you. Could you please share all tools used in this video listed and the best way to buy them online. Thank you so Much 😊
i wish you were little bit more detailed, why not paint the whole bumper??and what did you use at the very end??also what you mean burn the edges?? use the spray for color match??and how do you actually prepare the paint for perfect matching??
Paints expensive and best to keep the painted area as small as possible with no hard lines to try blend in the colour having factory paint either side and above on the bonnet helps hide the slight differences in colour. To burn in is basically spraying reducer or thinners over the edge of repair to make it very thin and try get it to lay flat with no hard edge to see. It's kinda advanced technique trying to blend and needs practice. This was hrs of work condensed into 15min so hard to be to detailed.
You are a good presenter. Really enjoyed your tutorial and will probably attempt toys on my son's car.
Great tips and really helpful with different ideas for people who don't have all the equipment at hand.
Fantastic video. Easy to follow,the tools and supplies you use won't break the bank AND you got right to the point. New sub here. I appreciate you.
I like how you tell people what do you would do if they don’t have A tool. Because I’m sure nobody really has body Tools
Thank you eugene.. I tried to make the video for the at home diy guy.. Thanks for watching 🔥
Wish there would have been someone like you where I took my vehicle to get fixed. Someone had sideswiped my car, and after I had filed the claim there was a bad winter storm where whiteout conditions hid a snow drift. The front bumper cracked on the opposite side where I got hit. Took the car in to get fixed and they only took care of what the claim said, didnt even ask if I wanted the crack or missing fog light cover taken care of. Felt like I was taken advantage of, and the check probably could have covered a lot more than it did.
Watched this as my Range Rover number is cracked
Amazing thank you
Excellent presentation.Thank you.
Very instructive and well presented video. I had a rear bumper cracked and I will DIY this repair. Will share will you. Could you please share all tools used in this video listed and the best way to buy them online. Thank you so Much 😊
Great repair
What glazing putty do you use?
Hello Yummy for this job I used medallion by rubber seal.
How much does something like this cost?
Thanks for the video. Im liking the 3 I've watched!
What did you or would you charge for this job?
Thanks
Thank you ML.. I want to say roughly 380 - 400 I fixed this awhile back can’t remember the exact price.
@@elevationdentcodon’t get me wrong you did a fantastic job, but wouldn’t it be more cost effective to buy a new one?
i wish you were little bit more detailed, why not paint the whole bumper??and what did you use at the very end??also what you mean burn the edges?? use the spray for color match??and how do you actually prepare the paint for perfect matching??
Paints expensive and best to keep the painted area as small as possible with no hard lines to try blend in the colour having factory paint either side and above on the bonnet helps hide the slight differences in colour. To burn in is basically spraying reducer or thinners over the edge of repair to make it very thin and try get it to lay flat with no hard edge to see. It's kinda advanced technique trying to blend and needs practice. This was hrs of work condensed into 15min so hard to be to detailed.
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Thank you 👍🏽