Shaving/Deleting corner bumper reflectors
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Re: Shaving/Deleting corner bumper reflectors
I would do the same if I wasn't painting the bumper anyway.
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Re: Shaving/Deleting corner bumper reflectors
As has been mentioned. Plastic weld then fill gaps is best method.
There is a special plastic filler available from most spare parts stores.
Part number is BLISBF, and comes in a squeeze tube with hardener.
Suitable for metal too, but mostly used for plastics.
So you might be able to do some work yourself and save some labour money.
There is a special plastic filler available from most spare parts stores.
Part number is BLISBF, and comes in a squeeze tube with hardener.
Suitable for metal too, but mostly used for plastics.
So you might be able to do some work yourself and save some labour money.
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