https://honda-tech.com/zerothread?id=1429843


its the silver itr bumper
please let me know before i buy

 

just get a new bumper.

 

i would say no.

sure you could pop that dent out, but check out the other side of the bumper.
it will never look perfect again


Modified by skunkintegra at 12:49 PM 11/10/2005

 

but it could be repaired right? the bumper is for a real good price and i know a body shop who can do it for me for a cheap price

 

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sure you could pop that dent out, but check out the other side of the bumper.
it will never look perfect again


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he just said it couldn't be repaired so you go and ask the same question again. buy it if you think it could be repaired, do not ask for opinions and then not even heed them. come on man.

 

For what you would pay the guy for the bumper, and then to pay to have a body shop repair that, which would be by just using bondo, you'd be better off buying from somewhere else. Search, I sure someone on here is selling a better looking JDM bumper.

http://hondamarketplace.com/zerothread?id=1420904
http://hondamarketplace.com/zerothread?id=1307448

 

I could probably be repaired, but would it be worth it to save money initially just to have to drop cash to have it repaired back to perfect? And, unless they have another type of filler, it will have to be ground down and filled in with bondo, which would break if you ever bump into something.

 

To buy it and repair it would cost more than you would pay for an undamaged one.

 

GET A NEW ONE&gt;&gt;&gt;PERIOD.

Bondo on the front bumper

 

yea price on repair is not a problem cause i have a family member who works at a auto body. I just needed to know if it could be repaired and from what i read it would work but wont be 100 percent.

 

yeah, the bumper can be repaired, If the body shop that is doing it takes pride in there work.

Now for all those saying body shops only repair dents with bondo this is so wack. There are so many repair materials on the market to repair many different types of substrate the cars of today.

 

<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Supraznki &raquo;</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">yea price on repair is not a problem cause i have a family member who works at a auto body. I just needed to know if it could be repaired and from what i read it would work but wont be 100 percent.</TD></TR></TABLE>It would just be really fragile. Even the slightest contact would cause it to crack and need to be repaired again.

 

I 2ND THIS GUY

 

bondo