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YOUR RESEARCHWhere to get bumper repair / plastic welding?
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Recommend good place in the melbourne area
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Would anyone recommend a good place in the Melbourne area for such a job?
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Repair place, someone who would specialise in plastic
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Basically a bumper repair place, someone who would specialise in plastic repair and welding...
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Hi All,
Long story short, I bought a 997.2 front bumper to update (facelift) the look of my 997.1.
The new (fully plastic) bumper needs some repairs - some gluing/welding and some resurfacing as it is a bit "wavy" in some parts.
Would anyone recommend a good place in the Melbourne area for such a job? Basically a bumper repair place, someone who would specialise in plastic repair and welding...
Thanks for your heads up!
If your up to doing the repair yourself
http://www.henkel-adhesives.com.au/teroson-solutions-7682.htm
This is what the auto body place will use. No welding, its an epoxy type stuff for polyurethene & other plastics.
Good video on how to do it.
Shows how to reinforce your repair. Line up all your small plastic repairs & try to do it in one go.
Warning: it goes off quick!
Then you just need to paint it.
Thanks for the great tip.
Actually the work is twofold - there is a bit of welding/gluing involved but also some work in the surface which is not cracked but "wavy".
I could probably tackle the first aspect myself with those products, but probably not the second...
Awesome mate, that's exactly what I need!
A few more questions, if I may...
- Is he good at resurfacing "wavy" sections? With your experience, how good are the results?
- How is he priced, generally?
Many many thanks...
He shouldn't have any dramas with resurfacing wavy sections. I would be very careful baking the part in a spray oven when painting as it could return back to wavy.
Generally his bumper bars are priced as per model and not generally what is required doing to it.
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