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Is this an indication of repaired accident damage

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YOUR RESEARCHIs this an indication of repaired accident damage

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accident

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Suspected cause · Original poster

Was wondering if anybody familiar with body work would know if this is due to an accident.

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Check frunk tub if it has kinks/wrinkles in it

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If you're concerned check the frunk tub if it has kinks/wrinkles in it then it's accident damaged.

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Check frunk tub if it has kinks/wrinkles in it

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If you're concerned check the frunk tub if it has kinks/wrinkles in it then it's accident damaged.

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Check frunk tub if it has kinks/wrinkles in it

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If you're concerned check the frunk tub if it has kinks/wrinkles in it then it's accident damaged.

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Suspected cause · Original poster

Was wondering if anybody familiar with body work would know if this is due to an accident.

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Took front bumper off to clean debris and noticed what look like brush strokes around the energy absorbers. Both sides have it. Was wondering if anybody familiar with body work would know if this is due to an accident.

POST 2Original post

Others will confirm but it looks like factory sealant, had my bumper off a few weeks ago and snapped some pics hard to tell but it looks similar to mine. If you're concerned check the frunk tub if it has kinks/wrinkles in it then it's accident damaged. I would bet it hasn't been

POST 4Original post

That sealant looks factory (I haven't had my bumper off in about a year or more, but I think I remember the same). The wear on the drivers side bumper shock absorber looks like it might have pushed in though. If you look at the passenger side you'll notice there is no wear on the plunger. Good luck

POST 5Original post

the fasteners look like they have been untouched since "birth"...so my guess is NO

POST 6Original post

if you think thats bad, you should see what a real wreck looks like

POST 7 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Those are the responses I wanted to hear. Just made my Thanksgiving Day today an even better day. Thanks guys have a great holiday.

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