is there a way to glue or w.e this piece back to the bumper, its the piece on the side, next to the fender. i tried jb weld but dont work any help would be good thanks

 

21 views no help?

 

Maybe use some plastic weld?

Just because your post has 21 views, doesn't mean people have an answer. This is a huge forum (I think the 3rd biggest car forum or something to that effect), give people time.. Like more than 2 hours and 11 minutes..

 

thanks ill try that out

 

I had the same problem, except both of mine are broken lol but my bumper still fits fine, as long as you don't scrape or pop off a curb you should be good without it. Otherwise you probably just need to replace the front end.

 

MM&Y of car would help???

Also a pic farther back would help???

What part exactly and where... http://www.acuraautomotiveparts.org/...ystemcomp=List All&vinnoT=&trim=&trans=&view=normal ??? 94

 

its not a part , i just wanna get this piece back together i dont like how that side of the bumper pops up

 

95 integra thats y i post it in here

 

I used 5 minute epoxy on my front bumper.
It's not going to hold up to much stress. If you care that much, you probably need to replace the bumper.

 

thanks ima try that and the plastic welding

 

you can use structural plastic adhesive instead of plastic welding. its probably easier.

 

ninjaturtleEG never heard of it where can i get it?

 

OIC, the little tab that folds over and is held in place with a stepped 10MM bolt.

That will be hard to fix, as ninjaturtleEG points out, a 2 part plastic epoxy adhesive may work.

The problem is the "tab" connection to the rest of the clip is very thin, [so it can fold/hinge over you will have to add extra epoxy with it already folded over at the correct angle, I would also lay a layer of fiberglass mat on the inside to give it some strength.

In the long run, a trip to your local PicknPull may be the best bet, the clip I got was in rough shape, nicks, scratches a couple gouges and some screw holes and cut out pieces, [fog lights I think], the clip only cost $20 at PicknPull because it was damaged and it was going to cost me $200+ to fix and paint it, I went another way...



about 2hr of sanding, filling and sanding some more and a 6pack of Bud to the Armourguard guy in the shop next to ours. 94

 

right now i go i holding down by using 3m red double side tape

 

ya what fcm said it'll be hard to keep it at that angle. You can use some hard backing tape like aluminum tape to hold the tab in place. Sand the tab with 80 grit and part of the bumper where you'll be laying down the adhesive so the adhesive has a rough surface to grab to. You can get them at a autobody supply store. Make sure you get the structural stuff.

May be easier to bring it to a body shop they can do it easy.